Joshbekashah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Joshbekashah, josh-bek'-a-shäh (Heb.)- -seated in hardness; abiding in harshness; eagerly seeking a habitation; diligently in search of a dwelling; beseeching a throne; requiring equity. Son of Heman, and head of the seventeenth course of Temple service in singing and music (I Chron. 25:4, 24). Meta. A sense of the hardness of intellectual understanding (see HEMAN, father of Joshbekashah) when Spirit is not consciously recognized and acknowledged (seated ill hardness); also a deep, inner soul yearning for conscious union with and an abiding place in true spiritual light and wisdom (eagerly seeking a dwelling, beseeching a throne, requiring equity).