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Sukkiim in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Sukkiim (A. V., Sukkiims), suk'-ki-im (Heb.)-- dwelling in booths; coverings; shelters, protections. Supposedly an African people who came up against Jerusalem with Shishak, king of Egypt (II Chron. 12:3). Meta. Dark, ignorant, material thoughts and beliefs pertaining to the body, existing in the subconscious mind of man. These thoughts help to keep the body manifesting materially when it should be immortal and abiding (dwelling in booths, coverings, an African people who were connected with the Egyptians).
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