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Jeshaiah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Jeshaiah (in A. V., I Chronicles 3:21, Jesaiah), je-sha'-iah (Heb.)-- Jehovah is liberty; liberation of Jah; Jehovah delivers; Jah is help; safety of Jehovah; prosperity of Jah; Jehovah is opulent. There were several Israelites by this name (I Chron. 3:21; 25:3, 15; 26:25; Ezra 8:7, 19). Meta. This name is virtually the same as Isaiah, and its symbology is the same: the higher self, Jehovah delivers. Spiritual understanding in us discerns the reality, or the real character, of spiritual man, I AM, Jehovah, and receives divine help in our daily overcoming.

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