Paddan-Aram in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Metaphysical meaning of Paddan-aram (mbd) Paddan-aram (A.V., Padan-aram), pad'-dan-a'-ram (Heb.)-- plain of Aram; a plain of Syria; plateau of Syria; tableland of Aram. The name of the country where Laban lived, and where Isaac and Jacob obtained their wives. It refers to the plain or tillable part of Aram-naharaim or Mesopotamia, in distinction from the mountainous part (Gen. 25:20; 28:2-7). Meta. Substance lifted to a broad, level place (plain of Aram, plain of Syria) in the intellectual thought of the individual. (Land refers to substance, and Aram symbolizes the intellect. A plain or table-land is a level tract of land. See PADDAN and MESOPOTAMIA.)