Pispa in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Pispa (A.V., Pispah), pis-på (Heb.) --expansion; swelling; diffusion; dispersion; profusion - abundance. A son of Jether, of the Israelitish tribe of Asher (I Chron. 7:38). Meta. Jether, father of Pispa, represents an exalted thought and a thought of abundance. Asher means happy, and the significance points both to understanding and substance. Pispa (expansion, swelling, dispersion, profusion, abundance) bespeaks the enlarging, increasing, and spreading of the Jether and Asher phases of thought in consciousness.