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Neah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

moving; shaking; trembling; agitating; staggering; waving; wandering; disturbing; sifting; shaking down; settling. A city of Zebulun, on the northeast border (Josh. 19:13). Meta. A group of thoughts of a wandering, changeable, uncertain, unsettled, fearful tendency (shaking, moving, trembling, agitating, disturbing) coming under the dominion of the faculty of order (a city allotted to Zebulun, Zebulun representing the order faculty in man), that it may be made firm, steady, reliable, and become established (shaking down, settling).

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