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Dimonah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
pining; wasting away; consumed; languished; river course, i.e., channel eroded by water. A southern city of Judah (Josh. 15: 22); it is thought to he the same place as the Dibon of Nehemiah 11:25. Meta. The significance is much the same as that of Dibon; Dimonah refers to the denying, letting go, or wearing away of error beliefs, that one may become established in Truth ideals and practices. (See DIBON.)
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