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Nogah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
shining; giving light; dawn; morning light; brightness; illuminating; enlightening; clarifying. A son of David, who was born to him in Jerusalem (I Chron. 3:7). Meta. Love ruling in consciousness does away with hate, prejudice, fear, narrow-mindedness, and the like, which darken and obscure the understanding. Thus the understanding becomes brighter and clearer, and shines with a truer, finer, purer light. David, king of Israel and father of Nogah, represents love as ruling in consciousness. Nogah is the clear, bright, shining, and unobstructed light of understanding.
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