Metaphysical meaning of Hor-haggidgad (mbd)
Hor-haggidgad (A. V., Hor-hagidgad), hôr'-hag-gid-gad (Heb.)--hole of the cleft; hole of the thunderings; hewn cavern; echoing cave.
A place where the Israelites camped while they were in the wilderness, on the way to the Promised Land (Num. 33:32). It is probably the same place as the Gudgodah of Deuteronomy 10:7.
Meta. The same as Gudgodah, except that Hor-haggidgad refers more particularly to a work that is going on in the subconsciousness. (Hole, cave, cavern, bespeak the depths of the subconsciousness. The Hor in this name is spelled in Hebrew with a different "H" from that of Mount Hor, which causes it to refer to a hole or cavern instead of a hill or mountain.)
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Preceding Entry: Horem
Following Entry: Hori
