Salecah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Salecah (A. V., Salcah and Salchah), sal'-e-cah (Heb.)-- moving along; going about; migration; wandering; a way; tract; extension. A city of the kingdom of Og in Bashan. It was conquered by the Israelites and was allotted to Gad (Josh. 13:11;Chron. 5:11). Meta. A group of thoughts of a migratory, changeable nature (moving along, going about, migration, wandering, a city). The tendency of this thought activity, however, is toward that which is broader and better (a way, extension); thus it passes into the hands of the Israelitish tribe of Gad, which represents the power faculty in individual consciousness. By its contact with this power a stability enters into it that will eventually change it t(3 a higher and more steadfast nature.