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Mearah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

excavation; pit; cave; cavern; empty eye socket; without sight; blind; making empty. A place at the north of Palestine belonging to the Sidonians (Josh. 13:4). It was a portion of the"very much land" that remained to be possessed by the Israelites (see Josh. 13:1-7). Meta. A deep-seated, subconscious belief in lack of both understanding and substance (cave, excavation, without sight, blind, making empty).

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