Jotbathah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Jotbathah (in A. V., Deuteronomy 10:7, Jotbath), jot'-ba-thah (Heb.)-- goodness; healthfulness; beauty; comeliness; pleasantness; excellence. A camping place of the Children of Israel in the wilderness, (Num. 33:33);"and from Gudgodah to Jotbathah, a land of brooks of water" (Deut. 10:7). Meta. Like Jotbah, a place in consciousness where the waters of life and Truth flow in freely and refresh the whole consciousness of man, the soul. This excellent, healthful, and good experience is always realized after one goes through a period of letting go error and darkness, such as is symbolized by Gudgodah, from which place the Israelites journeyed to Jotbathah. (See GUDGODAH.)