Nymphas in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
a betrothed woman; recently espoused; young married woman; nymph-given. A Christian of Laodicea to whom Paul sent salutation in his letter to the Colossians (Col. 4:15); evidently a woman. In the margin"her" is suggested in place of"their," which is used in the text. Meta. Laodicea refers to a phase of the judgment faculty in individual consciousness. Nymphas (young married woman, nymph-given), a Christian of Laodicea, signifies a union of the Laodicea phase of the judgment faculty with the Christ, or, an introduction of the elements of divine love and mercy into one's intellectual conception of justice.________________________
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