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Bithiah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Bithiah, b;-thl'-ah (Heb.)-- daughter of Jehovah; daughter of Jah; worshiper of Jehovah; daughter of the Lord. A daughter of Pharaoh who became the wife of a Jewish man (I Chron. 4: 18). Meta. A phase of the soul consciousness that, though it belongs to the force that rules man in his material state (Pharaoh, king of Egypt) yet has set its love upon the Truth, and worships Jehovah; that is, it gives its substance to building up the real Christ self in the individual (daughter of Jehovah; worshiper of Jehovah).

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