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Jehezkel in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Jehezkel (A. V., Jehezekel, Jehezkel, and Ezekiel are identical in Hebrew), je-hez'-kel (Heb.)-- whom God makes strong; whom God holds fast; God will strengthen; cleave unto God. A priest to whom the twentieth lot fell for service in the Temple, in David's reign (I Chron. 24:16). Meta. Like Ezekiel, Jehezkel signifies that in us which holds to Spirit and relies on Spirit as our all-sufficient strength. (See EZEKIEL.)
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