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Jahzah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Jahzah (in A. V., Jeremiah 48:21, Jahazah), jäh'-zah (Heb.)-- trampled upon; a place trodden down; a threshing floor; hard; compact; unrelenting; contentious; quarrelsome. A city of Reuben, on the east side of Jordan, that was given over to the Levites (I Chron. 6:78). It is the same city as Jahaz. Meta. The same as Jahaz, only the thoughts that Jahzah typifies are in the phase of consciousness that Reuben signifies. (See JAHAZ and REUBEN.)

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