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Ibhar in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Ibhar, ib-här (Heb.)-- whom he chooses; he desires; he approves; He (God) delights; he selects- he elects. One of David's sons (II Sam. 5:15). Meta. Desire and the thing desired. The root of this word refers to the object in which the will is centered and wherein it delights--the thing desired as well as the inner subjective force that sets the will in motion.

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