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Zaccai in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Zaccai, zae'–eai (Heb.)-- washed; cleansed; purified; clean; clear; limpid; guileless; innocent; virtuous; just; righteous. Seven hundred and sixty of his descendants returned from the Babylonian captivity with Zerubbabel (Ezra 2:9). 0 Meta. A very influential, or fruitful, thought belonging to the spiritual phase of consciousness in man (an Israelite, who had numerous descendants who returned to Judea from the Captivity) that is true, honest, upright, and unadulterated by materiality or by error (cleansed, purified, just, guileless, righteous).

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