Parshandatha in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Parshandatha, pär-shan'-da-thå (Heb. from Pers.)-- given to Persia; interpreter of the law; revelation of the law. One of Haman's ten sons. He was put to death with his brothers (Esth. 9:7). Meta. Persia means cutting, dividing. One of the results of the rule of the Adversary in man (signified by Haman and his father Hammedatha, the Jews' enemy) is a divided mind, a lack of peace, poise, and unity. This phase of mind is typified by Parshandatha, Haman's son.