Chesulloth in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

loins; fatness; flanks; great hopes; sure confidence. Chesulloth is the plural form of Chesalon. A city of Issachar, on the border (Josh. 19:18). Meta. A group of thoughts whose central idea is life and strength (loins) and abundant substance (fatness). Issachar (active zeal) of the Israelites (true, real, and more spiritual thoughts of the consciousness), becoming active in this aggregation of thoughts that Chesulloth signifies, will remove from them all material beliefs and will lift them to a higher standard. (See CHESALON.)