The number 802 has no direct biblical occurrence or well-established symbolic meaning in biblical or Jewish tradition.
The number 802 does not appear as an explicit figure in the biblical text and has no known symbolic role in biblical numerology or Jewish tradition. The nearby number 822 occurs in Nehemiah 11:12, where it indicates the number of priests who carried out work in the temple after returning from the Babylonian exile, but 802 itself has no such reference. As a composite number without clear scriptural grounding, it belongs to the large group of numbers that are not assigned independent theological or symbolic weight in the biblical writings. Nehemiah 11:12 mentions 822 priests (eight hundred and twenty-two) who carried out work in the temple, not 802. The standard text (Masoretic Text) clearly states 822. Through gematria, 802 can be represented by the Hebrew letters tav (400) + tav (400) + bet (2), but there is no known tradition that assigns a specific symbolic interpretation to this letter combination.*