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Ahitub in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
brother of goodness, or benignity, i. e., benign. a Father of Ahijah, a high priest who was descended from Eli (I Sam. 14:3). b Father of Ahimelech, the priest who was slain at Saul's command for having befriended David (I Sam. 22: 9-20). c Father of Zadoc, a priest (II Sam. 8:17). Meta. A conception of the truth that God (Spirit) is good only and that He expresses in individual consciousness as kindness and goodness (brother of goodness, benignity, benign).
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