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Asaiah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Asaiah (A. V., II Kings 22:12, 14, Asahiah), a-sa'-iah (Heb.)-- whom Jah constituted; Jehovah has made; Jah is doer; whom the Lord made. The name of at least four different Israelitish men (I Chron. 4:36; 6:30; 9:5; 15:6, 11). Meta. The innate truth of man's being, that he is spiritual, he came forth from God (whom Jah constituted, Jah is doer, Jehovah has made).
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