Definition: The word "yellowthroat" appears in the Bible as a reference to the life of Jesus, specifically as the son of David who was given the name John and lived in Nazareth, also known as Bethlehem. The term refers to the young male child born with the gift of prophecy and divine inheritance. The Hebrew words for this term are Yehovah (God) and Horeb (mountain). In Greek, "yellowthroat" translates to "holy breast," referring to Jesus' spiritual property or possession that was given him by God. This property is characterized as a holy breast or crown of gold, symbolizing the divine nature, purity, and power associated with being a son of David. The Hebrew term for "heir" in Greek is "Horeb." In this context, it's unclear if "holy breast" refers to an actual breast or just its status. However, this concept suggests Jesus was given the title "son of David" through divine inheritance and spiritual possession. The term may also suggest Jesus had inherited a property that symbolizes divine revelation and the presence of God.
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