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Shecaniah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Shecaniah (in A. V., all places but I Chron. 24:11 and II Chron. 31:15, Shechaniah), shec-a-ni-ah (Heb.)-- Jehovah hath dwelt; abiding place of Jehovah; abiding with Jehovah; familiar with Jah; Jah is a neighbor. There are several Israelites by this name (I Chron. 24:11; II Chron. 31:15; Ezra 8:3, 5; 10:2; Neh. 3:29; 6:18). Meta. The higher and more real and true thoughts of the individual consciousness (Israelites) abiding in conscious oneness with Spirit (abiding with Jehovah, abiding place of Jehovah, Jah is a neighbor, familiar with Jah).

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