Entity: GOLIATH
Goliath refers to a Philistine champion from the Bible who was defeated by David, symbolizing a powerful adversary or obstacle.
GOLIATH
Etymology
The term 'Goliath' originates from the biblical story of a Philistine warrior defeated by David.
Definition
Goliath is commonly used to describe a powerful adversary or obstacle, symbolizing immense strength and size.
Historical Context
In the Bible, Goliath was a giant from Gath who terrorized the Hebrews until he was slain by David, showcasing the triumph of the underdog.
Cultural Significance
Goliath has become a metaphor for facing and overcoming seemingly insurmountable challenges, representing the victory of courage and determination.
Related Concepts
The concept of Goliath is often contrasted with David, symbolizing the struggle between the weak and the mighty.
See Also
- David and Goliath
- Biblical Giants
- Overcoming Adversity
A formidable opponent or obstacle, often used to describe a person or organization with immense strength or influence.