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Harum in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
high; exalted; elevated; made great; overtopping. Named as a descendant of Hakkoz, in the genealogy of Judah (I Chron. 4:8). Meta. A high, exalted thought in man's praise consciousness (Judah). It is descended from Hakkoz, symbolizing the quickness and lightness of the action of true thoughts in consciousness;"the families of Aharhel" are its offspring. Aharhel signifies a belief in protection and might as coming from God and not emanating from the outer man.
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