Kehelathah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Kehelathah. ke-hel'-a-thah (Heb.)-- called together; convocation; assembly; gathering together; congregation; unification; entirety. A camping place of the Children of Israel in the wilderness (Num. 33:22). Meta. Convocation means an assembly of persons summoned together. Kehelathah (called together, convocation, assembly, congregation, unification), a place in the wilderness where the Children of Israel camped while on their way to the Promised Land, typifies our gathering our true thoughts (Israelites) by the power of our word, or affirmations of Truth, to a definite place in consciousness wherein they become more unified, abiding, and sure. Here they are rested and strengthened for their next movement toward higher and more perfect realizations of spirituality.