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Telaim in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
young lambs; lambs; infants; youths. The place where Saul, king of Israel, gathered his people together and numbered them, preparatory to going to war against the Amalekites (I Sam. 15:4). Meta. A thought center in consciousness that is of the nature of active life, youth, freshness, and newness (young lambs, infants, youths). In other words; fresh, new, alive ideas.
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