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Sebam in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Sebam (A. V., Shebam), se'-bam (Heb.)-- cool; fragrant; aromatic; spicy; odorous; sweet; pleasant; kind; balsam; balsam plant; cinnamon. Sebam (Num. 32:3) is the same place as Sibmah (Josh. 13:19). Meta. See SIBMAH.
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