### Core Meaning & Semantic Range
The Hebrew name **Ramyâh**, represented by `{{H7422}}`, means **Jah has raised**. This name appears only **1 time** in **1 unique verse** in the entire Bible. It refers to a specific Israelite named Ramiah.
### Biblical Occurrences & Contextual Analysis
The single biblical reference to `{{H7422}}` is found in a list of Israelites in [[Ezra 10:25]]. In this verse, **Ramiah** is named as one of the **sons** `{{H1121}}` of **Parosh** `{{H6551}}`. He is listed among other men of **Israel** `{{H3478}}`, including Jeziah `{{H3150}}`, Malchiah `{{H4441}}`, Miamin `{{H4326}}`, Eleazar `{{H499}}`, and Benaiah `{{H1141}}`.
### Related Words & Concepts
Several related words from his genealogical listing provide context for his identity:
* `{{H3478}}` **Yisrâʼêl** (Israel): This identifies **Ramiah** as belonging to the posterity of Jacob, God's covenant people [[Ezra 10:25]]. God is identified as the King of **Israel** [[Isaiah 44:6]].
* `{{H1121}}` **bên** (son): This word establishes **Ramiah's** identity through lineage, defining him as a descendant and part of a family line, in this case, of Parosh [[Ezra 10:25]].
* `{{H6551}}` **Parʻôsh** (Parosh): This is the name of the Israelite who is the head of the family to which **Ramiah** belongs [[Ezra 10:25]]. The sons of **Parosh** are mentioned in several lists [[Ezra 2:3]].
### Theological Significance
While **Ramiah** is not a central figure, his name and context carry theological significance.
* **Theological Naming:** The name **Ramyâh** itself is a declaration of faith, meaning "Jah has raised." This embeds a statement about God's power and action directly into a person's identity.
* **Covenant Identity:** By being listed as "of **Israel**" `{{H3478}}`, **Ramiah** is included among the people God promised to save with an everlasting salvation [[Isaiah 45:17]] and with whom He would make a new covenant [[Jeremiah 31:33]].
* **Belonging to a People:** His identification as one of the "**sons**" `{{H1121}}` of a particular family within **Israel** places him firmly within the community that God vowed not to consume [[Malachi 3:6]].
### Summary
In summary, `{{H7422}}` **Ramyâh** is the name of an Israelite mentioned once in scripture. Although the reference is brief, appearing in a genealogical list in [[Ezra 10:25]], the name itself serves as a testament to God's power to raise up. His inclusion as a "son of Parosh" within the people of Israel connects his personal identity to the larger story of God's covenant relationship with His chosen people.
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