Definition: Orlon, in the Bible, refers to a type of rodent known for its ability to hunt with one long stick, akin to a spear, although not as long as the human or lion's weapon. This rodent, often referred to as a "rod" by modern scholars, is mentioned in various verses and contexts throughout the Old Testament, but their exact meaning remains uncertain. The term "orlon" has been used as both figurative and literal interpretations throughout the Bible. It can also be seen metaphorically as a symbol of power and control over others, akin to a spear or arrow pointed towards a target. In the context of the Old Testament, it is often associated with the Israelites' conquest of Canaan and their eventual victory over the Philistines by using their own rodlike arrows to strike them down in battle.
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