Jahel

One of them, Jahel Torres of a national group called Pasos por la Vida, suggested there were health risks because abortion pills were being distributed by non-medical personnel.

And Jahel has apparently never had a conversation that did not involve warning someone of the mystic dangers of the Boiuna.

The two male members of the family secured American wives; Le Ray himself married a Miss Coxe, and their son a Miss Jahel, both of New York.

The same expression is applied to two other women in the Holy Scripture—viz., to Jahel and Judith.

My host, notwithstanding the antiquity of his family and his studious character, is not one of the initiated, he is but a Jâhel, yet he probably serves his people best in that capacity, as he is thereby enabled to hold government employments.