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Jairus in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Jairus, jå-l'-rus (Gk. fr. Heb.)--Greek form of Jair-- whom He (God) enlightens; he will illuminate- enlightenment; instruction; he shall shine; prosperity; happiness. A ruler of the synagogue; it was his daughter whom Jesus raised to life (Mark 5:22). Meta. Much the same as Jair; a spiritually illumined, ruling thought belonging to the established religious ideas (Jews of the New Testament) in individual consciousness. When truly enlightened this thought becomes a radiating center of light (he shall shine).

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