Baara in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Baara, ba'-a-rå (Heb.)-- brutish; stupid; consumed with fire; burned up. Wife of Shaharaim, a Benjamite (I Chron. 8:8). Meta. A putting away of coarseness and dullness from the soul consciousness; this takes place when the light of faith arises within one (Baara --brutish, stupid-- was the wife of Shaharaim-- two dawns, double morning-- a Benjamite, Benjamites signifying faith). Consumed with fire, burned up, bespeak destruction of the error characteristics symbolized by brutish and stupid; also a certain transmutation that always occurs when the darkness of error gives way to the light of Truth.
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