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Jarmuth in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Jarmuth, jär'-muth (Heb.)-- high; height; a high place; casting down death; deceiving death; downcast by death. a A place in Canaan that was captured by the Israelites under Joshua. Its king, Piram, was slain (Josh. 10:3). It became a city of Judah (Josh. 15:35). b A city of Issachar that was given over to the Levites (Josh. 21:29). Meta. Under the Amorite king, Piram, Jarmuth signifies the exalting of death, the human belief that death is unconquerable. Under the leadership of spiritual I AM (Joshua, savior) the true thoughts in us (Israelites) get a right vision of Truth and put away the belief in and fear of death- then death is cast down (casting down death) and life only is exalted--given the high place--in consciousness.

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