Kanah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Kanah, ka'-nah (Heb.) place of reeds; reedlike; cane; hollow stem; rod; measuring beam; canal; stalk of grain. a A brook on the western border of Ephraim, in Palestine (Josh. 16:8). b A border city of Asher (Josh. 19:28). Meta. The significance of Kanah is the same as that of Cana. (See CANA.) The city of Kanah, or Cana, symbolizes an aggregation of thoughts, or a nerve center, of power in individual consciousness; the brook Kanah represents more nearly a current of power thoughts.