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Zuzim in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Zuzim (A. V., Zuzims), zu'–zlm (Heb.) --emitting rays; sparkling; glittering; flowing out like rays; spouting; sprouting; flowing; flowering; nourishing; budding; fertile; moving about; restless. A tribe of people,"in Ham," that was defeated by King Chedorlaomer and the other kings that were with him (Gen. 14:5). These people are thought to be the same as the Zamzummim of Deuteronomy 2:20. Meta. The confusions, fears, unrestrained emotions, and general terrors of the physical consciousness, or" mind of the flesh," seemingly very prominent and flourishing at a certain stage in the evolution, or unfoldment, of the individual //(sparkling, glittering, flowing out like rays, spouting, sprouting, flowering, nourishing, restless, moving about). (See ZAMZUMMIM.) ________________________

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