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Menna in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Menna (A.V., Menan), men'-nå (Gk. fr. Heb.)-- numbered; meted; rewarded. Father of Melea and son of Mattatha, in the genealogy of Jesus Christ (Luke 3:31) Meta. That in man's higher consciousness (this name is mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus Christ) which perceives that the constantly growing and increasing good thoughts, tendencies, and desires of the individual are all taken account of (numbered) by the Father indwelling, and that the individual reaps greater and greater good accordingly (meted, rewarded).
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