Huram in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

noble; free; highborn; pure; brilliant; white-robed. a Son of Bela and grandson of Benjamin (I Chron. 8:5). b II Chronicles:3, 11-13, gives the name of Hiram, king of Tyre, as Huram. (See also II Chronicles 4:11, 16.) Meta. See HIRAM. The Huram who was a Benjamite signifies the activity of faith as a purifying, uplifting, constructive power in man's consciousness, to bring about true liberty and nobility. These building qualities in consciousness that Hiram or Huram represents are noble, free, and highborn; they are of spiritual origin.