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Izhar in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Izhar (in A. V., Numbers 3:19, Izehar), iz'-här (Heb.)-- shine; glitter; come forth; become manifest; light; oil, i. e., latent light principle; anointed; high prosperity; happiness. Son of Kohath, who was one of Levi's sons (Exod. 6:18). Meta. Spiritual understanding manifesting as true understanding in individual consciousness, and tending to happiness and prosperity, true riches.

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