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Telassar in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Telassar (in A. V., II Kings 19:12, Thelasar), te-las'-sär (Heb.)-- hill of Asshur; Assyrian hill. A city of Mesopotamia, in which"the children of Eden" lived. (Isa. 37:12). Meta. A lifting, exalting, of the sense reasoning or intellectual plane of thought in individual consciousness (hill of Asshur, Assyrian hill, Asshur and Assyria typify the mental, reasoning plane in man).

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