The story of Azaniah
Azaniah was a biblical figure who is best known for being a Levite and a musician. He was the son of Heman and the grandson of Joel. He had two brothers, Jeduthun and Shemiramoth. Azaniah was one of the three chief musicians appointed by King David to lead the music in the temple. He was also one of the three Levites who were appointed to oversee the temple musicians. He was responsible for leading the music and singing during the temple services. He was also responsible for teaching the other musicians and singers. Azaniah was known for his skill in playing the harp and singing. He was also known for his skill in teaching others to play and sing. He was an important figure in the temple and was highly respected by the people. He was an important part of the worship of God in the temple and was an important part of the history of the Israelites.
Name meaning
The name Azaniah is of Hebrew origin and is typically understood to mean "God is listening" or "Yahweh listens." In biblical contexts, names with the suffix "-iah" often relate to God or Yahweh, reflecting a spiritual significance. This name might be associated with individuals who are seen as attentive or responsive, echoing the divine listening connoted in its meaning.
Name origin
Hebrew
First mention
2 Kings 25:23
Appearances in the Bible
5 mentions
In Hebrew
עזניה