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    Uzziah

    Pronounced uh-ZY-uh

    boy
    ✓ In the King James Bible (spelled Uzzia) — Yes — Uzziah (spelled Uzzia in the King James Bible) appears in the King James Bible, including Isaiah 6:1.
    Meaning
    "The Lord is my strength"
    Origin
    Hebrew

    King Uzziah reigned for 52 years in Judah and was greatly blessed while he sought the Lord. But when pride led him to burn incense in the temple — a priest's duty — God struck him with leprosy. Isaiah's prophetic ministry began 'in the year that king Uzziah died.'

    Spiritual meaning

    Uzziah's life is a tale of two halves — prosperity through humility, downfall through pride. The year of his death marked a new era of prophetic vision.

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