Ginnethoi in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Ginnethoi (A.V., Ginnetho and Ginnethon), g;n'-ne-thoi (Heb.)-- gardener; great protection. One or more priests who returned from the Babylonian captivity (Neh. 12:4); called Ginnethon in Nehemiah 10: 6; 12: 16. Meta. A strong assurance of divine protection and that God the Father is caretaker, the power by which one is enabled to overcome that in one which falls short of perfection. (A gardener is one who tends a garden, sows the seed, prunes the vines, pulls the weeds, sees that the ground is well fertilized, watered, and worked. We are the garden of God:"My Father is the husbandman," Jesus said.)