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Zemirah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Zemirah (A. V., Zemira), ze–ml'–rah (Heb.)-- striking the harp; music; song; chant; hymn of praise; song of triumph; singing birds; pruning vines. First–named son of Becher, who was one of Benjamin's sons (I Chron. 7:8). Meta. Harmonious expression in joy, praise, and triumph over error (striking the harp, music, hymn of praise, song of triumph). This comes about by means of an active faith (Benjamin).
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