Zaccur in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Zaccur, zæ'–cur (Heb.)-- pricking; piercing; penetrating; calling to mind; remembering; mindful; considering; reflecting; testimony; renown; praise; a male; bearing a male child. a Father of Shammua, who was the spy chosen from the tribe of Reuben (Num 13:4). b Other Israelites by this name are mentioned in I Chronicles 4:26; 24:27; 25:2; Nehemiah 3:2; 10:12; 13: 13. Meta. The action that an idea sets up in entering the consciousness of an individual, producing thought, reflection, due consideration, and bringing forth a positive conclusion (pricking, penetrating, remembering, considering, reflecting, bearing a male child).
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