Tahrea in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Tahrea, täh-re'-å (Heb.)-- quick; fleet; flight; adroitness; adroit; crafty; cunning. Son of Micah, who was a grandson of Jonathan son of Saul (I Chron. 9:41). He is called Tarea in I Chronicles 8:35. Meta. The quickness of movement in consciousness, and very great skill, perception, and judgment, of spiritual faith (quick, fleet, adroit, cunning, a Benjamite). To the extent that this thought belongs to the outer consciousness and partakes of guile (crafty, cunning), its results will be unsatisfactory and inharmonious.