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Updated: June 20, 2025
It occurs more than forty times in the Old Testament and is applied always to mere property generally to domestic animals, but never to servants. In some instances, servants are mentioned in distinction from the Mickna. See Gen. xii. 5. "And Abraham took Sarah his wife, and Lot his brother's son.
When servants are spoken of in connection with mere property, the terms used to express the latter do not include the former. The Hebrew word Mickna is an illustration. It is a derivative of Kana, to procure, to buy, and its meaning is, a possession, wealth, riches.
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