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Bidkar in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Bidkar, bld'-kär (Heb.)-- thrusting through; son of stabbing, i. e., a stabber; in pain. A captain of Jehu's, who aided Jehu and his men in destroying all of Ahab's house (II Kings 9:25). Meta. A piercing, destructive thought in individual consciousness, a strong belief in retribution (thrusting through, son of stabbing, a stabber), without the saving power of true justice, which includes mercy.
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