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Vaizatha in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Vaizatha (A. V., Vajezatha), va-iz-athå (Pers.)-- white; whitened; white-robed; born of Ized; strong as the wind. One of the ten sons of Haman the son of Hammedatha,"the Jews' enemy" (Esth. 9:9). Meta. The seeming strength of adverse thoughts and appearances (strong as the wind). Adversity appears to be very blusterous and to have great power at times, but it has no foundation in Spirit. It passes away into nothingness when the light of Truth is turned upon it, when the one Power and the one Intelligence are declared and realized. The definitions white, whitened, white-robed, call to mind II Corinthians 11:1315. Verse 14 reads:"And no marvel; for even Satan fashioneth himself into an angel of light." ________________________ Following Entry: Vaniah

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