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Shemida in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Shemida (in A. V., I Chronicles 7:19, Shemidah), she-mi'-då (Heb.)-- upright sight; righteous perception; brilliant discernment; renowned knowledge; splendor of wisdom, comprehension of the name. Son of Gilead of the tribe of Manasseh (Josh. 17:2). Meta. Spiritual understanding, discernment, a perceiving, knowing attitude of thought, true knowledge and wisdom (upright sight, righteous perception, brilliant discernment, renowned knowledge, splendor of wisdom, comprehension of the name).

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