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Zimran in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Zimran, zim'–ran (Heb.)-- celebrated in song; sung; song; music; chant; jubilee; singer; dancer; leaper; mountain sheep; gazelle. Eldest son of Abraham by Keturah (Gen. 25:2). Meta. A positive expression of joy, harmony, and grace (celebrated in song, sung, jubilee, dancer, gazelle); the first conscious result of a union of the awakening faith in the individual (Abraham) with the aspiration of the soul for higher bodily attainment (Keturah).
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