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Sarsechim in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Sarsechim, sär-se'-chim (Heb.)-- prince of the eunuchs; chief eunuch. A prince of the king of Babylon, evidently one of the commanders of his army that came up against Jerusalem and conquered the city (Jer. 39:3). Meta. The significance is virtually the same as that of RAB--SARIS, which see. It is thought that the two are identical.
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