The story of Jahaziel
Jahaziel was a biblical figure mentioned in the books of 2 Chronicles and Nehemiah. He was a Levite from the family of Asaph, and his father was Zechariah. He was a prophet and a priest, and he was known for his prophetic words of encouragement to the people of Judah. Jahaziel is best known for his prophetic words of encouragement to the people of Judah. He was sent by God to encourage the people of Judah to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem and to trust in God's protection. He prophesied that God would protect them from their enemies and that they would be victorious. He also prophesied that God would send a deliverer to save them from their enemies. Jahaziel's words of encouragement were so powerful that the people of Judah were inspired to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. He is remembered for his faithfulness to God and his courage to speak out against the enemies of Judah. He is also remembered for his prophetic words of encouragement that helped the people of Judah to trust in God's protection and to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem.
Name meaning
The name "Jahaziel" is of Hebrew origin and means "God sees" or "whom God watches over." It is a biblical name found in the Old Testament, notably in the Book of Chronicles, where Jahaziel is a Levite and a prophet who delivers a message of encouragement to King Jehoshaphat of Judah. The name reflects a sense of divine oversight and protection.
Name origin
Hebrew
Role
Prophet
First mention
1 Chronicles 12:4
Appearances in the Bible
6 mentions