Sia in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Sia, si-å, or Siaha, si'-a-hå (Heb.)-- coming together; conversing; convocation; congregation; assembly; multitude; a troop. One whose descendants were among the returned Nethinim (Neh. 7:47; Ezra 2:44). Meta. A unifying, gathering, thought activity (coming together, congregation, assembly) in the phase of consciousness in the individual that is signified by the Nethinim. (See NETHINIM.)