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Phoebe in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Phoebe (A.V., Phebe), phoe'-be (Gk.) --bright; shining; brilliant; radiant; pure. A"servant" or"deaconess" (margin) of the church at Cenchreæ in Corinth, to whom Paul sent salutation in his letter to the Romans (Rom. 16:1). Meta. The pure Christ light and love radiating throughout the consciousness (bright, shining, radiant, pure, a Christian of the church at Cenchreæ in Corinth. (See CENCHREÆ and CORINTH.)
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