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Ziphah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Ziphah, zi'–phah (Heb.)--flux; f luidity; liquid; flowing; pure; refined; clean. A brother of Ziph, and son of Jehallelel of the Israelitish tribe of Judah (I Chron. 4:16). Meta. The significance of Ziphah is the same as that of Ziph, a cleansing, purifying, refining thought in action in the consciousness. In Ziphah we also see established the effect of this thought in cleanliness and purity of thought (flux, flowing, clean, pure, refined).

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