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Hazar-Gaddah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Metaphysical meaning of Hazar-gaddah (mbd) Hazar-gaddah, ha'-zär-gad'-dah (Heb.)-- village of Gad; court of fortune; court of troops. A southern city of Judah (Josh 15:27). Meta. Strongly organized thoughts of abundant substance and power, in the subconsciousness (south means below, and here it represents the subconsciousness; fortune refers to abundant supply; court of troops bespeaks strongly organized thoughts, Gad suggests power).
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