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Jemimah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Jemimah (A. V., Jemima), je-ml'-mah (Heb.)-- dove; purity; fruitfulness; fertility; love; desire; affection; brightness of the day; fullness of the seas. Eldest of the three daughters of Job who were born after his restoration to health, wealth, and power (Job 42:14). Meta. The soul purified from fear, contention, and self-justification, and made gentle, peaceful, loving, fertile for greater acceptance and realization of good.
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