Abimelech, the king
There are two prominent people in the Bible named Abimelech. One was a king and the other was a judge.
Abimelech, the king, ruled over the land of Gerar during the time of Abraham (Genesis 20:1-18; 21:22-34).
Fearing for his own safety, Abraham introduced Sarah, his wife, as his sister when he entered Abimelech's territory. Abimelech claimed Sarah for his harem, only to be warned in a dream that he had taken the wife of another man. Then Abimelech returned Sarah to Abraham. The two men made a covenant with each other, and Abraham asked God to reward the king by giving him many children.
The name Abimelech means "my father is king."
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