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Mibhar in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Mibhar, mib'-här (Heb.)-- proved; examined; approved; chosen; choice; selected; best; delightful; excellent; youth, i. e., choice, in the prime of manhood, ripe, vigorous. Son of Hagri, and one of David's mighty men (I Chron. 11:38). Meta. A new, high, discriminating, superior thought in consciousness (approved, chosen, selected, best); a thought of the vitality and vigor of youth, that allies itself to the ruling David, or love faculty, and becomes one of its strong supporters.
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