Jaareshiah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Jaareshiah (A. V., Jaresiah), ja'-a-re-shi'-ah (Heb.)-- whom Jehovah makes fat; Jah will make full; whom Jah fosters; Jehovah will nourish; Jehovah overhangs; Jah will encouch; the Lord will rest. Son of Jeroham. He was a chief of the tribe of Benjamin (I Chron. 8:27) and lived in Jerusalem. Meta. A resting in the assurance that God, omnipresent Spirit, through Jehovah, the Christ, is not only one's abundant supply and support, but is also the actual nourishment of one's soul and body. Jah will encouch and the Lord will rest denote resting in the assurance of some specific truth that Spirit has revealed and made real to the inner consciousness. Jehovah will nourish, Jehovah makes fat, or full, pertains to supply and support and to the actual nourishing of one's being; it makes one think of the words of Jesus," Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God" (Matt. 4:4). In this trustful and restful assurance of God as all and in all, every belief in lack and fear of lack, as well as all outer manifestation of it, is removed.