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Ahijah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Ahijah, a-hi'-jah (Heb.) brother of Jehovah; Jah is brother; Jehovah's friend. The name of several prominent Israelitish men: a a prophet (I Kings 14: 2-18); b a high priest (I Sam. 14:3), one of David's mighty men (I Chron. 11:36); c a Levite who during David's reign"was over the treasures of the house of God" (I Chron. 26: 20). Meta. The establishing, in consciousness, of the close relationship that exists between man and the Christ--Jehovah (brother of Jehovah, Jehovah's friend).
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