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Zobah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Zobah, zo'–bah (Heb.) -- settled; placed; appointed; caused to stand; station; encampment; fixed; set in bounds; prefect; director. A Syrian kingdom that Saul and David both fought against (I Sam. 14:47; II Sam. 10: 6). Meta. A fixed error state of thought belonging to the sense intellectual realm of mind in man (settled, station, encampment, a Syrian kingdom in the time of Saul and David).
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