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Shiza in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Shiza, shi-zå (Heb.)-- splendor; lifting up; captivating; loving. Father of Adina, who was a chief of the Reubenites and one of David's mighty men (I Chron. 1 1:42). Meta. The glory of true understanding working through love to the elevating of the consciousness (splendor, loving, lifting up, a Reubenite, Reuben referring to the seeing quality of the mind).
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