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Joppa in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Joppa (in A. V., Joshua 19:46, Japho), jop'-på (Heb.)-- beauty, comeliness; good; excellence. A town in Palestine on the seacoast of the Mediterranean, about forty miles from Jerusalem; it was Jerusalem's seaport. It is now called Jaffa (II Chron. 2:16; Acts 9:36). Meta. A group of thoughts in consciousness, or a nerve center, not far from the heart center (Jerusalem), in which a very exalted appreciation of beauty is the central or dominant characteristic.

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