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Zeruah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Zeruah, ze–ru.'–ah (Heb.)--heavily smitten; stricken; prostrated; scourged; leprous; hornets; wasps, i. e., striking as they sting; terror; panic. A widow, the mother of Jeroboam (I Kings 11:26). Meta. A phase of the soul consciousness in man that is unclean and impure in thought and desire (leprous); also the troublous, fearful, stinging, error experiences that are the result of this condition of the soul (heavily smitten, stricken, hornets, terror).
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