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Beth-Haran in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Metaphysical meaning of Beth-haran (mbd) Beth-haran, beth-ha'-ran (Heb.)-- house of might; house of strength; place of overcoming, i. e., getting the upper hand. This can refer to the domination of either good or ill. A fortified city that was built by the Israelitish tribe of Gad, beyond the Jordan (Num. 32:36). It is thought to be the same city as Beth-haram. Meta. A strong, dominating, conquering phase of thought (house of might, house of strength, place of overcoming, i. e., getting the upper hand).

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