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Jekamiah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Jekamiah (in A. V., I Chronicles 3:18, Jecamiah), jek-a-ml'-ah (Heb.)-- Jehovah will heap together; gathering of Jah; congregation of Jehovah; rising of Jah; Jehovah will stand. a Father of Elishama and son of Shallum, in the genealogy of Judah (I Chron. 2:41). b Son of Jeconiah, born during the Captivity; Jeconiah is descended from Solomon (I Chron. 3:18). Meta. The inner assurance of the spiritually awakening individual that regardless of present appearances the Jehovah, I AM, or Christ mind, will be lifted up in him (rising of Jah) and will bring him into conscious union with God (gathering of Jah, congregation of Jehovah), and into a realization of great stability (steadfastness, Jehovah will stand).

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