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Shachia in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Shachia, sha-chl'-å (Heb.-- appeased with Jah; fame of Jehovah; Jah protected. Son of Shaharaim, of the Benjamites (I Chron. 8:10). Meta. A sense of quietness, peace, harmony, protection, through one's indwelling Christ, I AM, Jehovah (appeased with Jah, Jah protected). This does much to acquaint one with one's inner divine presence and power, and so honors the indwelling Christ (fame of Jah), through whom all dominion and good become expressed and manifested in one.
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