Aspatha in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Aspatha, as-pa'-thå (Heb. from Pers.) --horse; horse-given. One of the ten sons of Haman, the Jews' enemy. He was put to death by the Jews (Esth. 9:7, 10). Meta. Aspatha refers to the vital forces in man (horses always relate to vitality). Being of an adverse consciousness (Aspatha was descended from Agag, meaning adversary) he symbolizes the life activities swayed or influenced adversely by carnal beliefs and desires.