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(See NOAH.) The term (teebah ) is applied to the infant Moses' ark. (See BULRUSH.) Teebah is evidently the Egyptian teb , "a chest," Hebraised. It has no Semitic equivalent. It is a type of the manger which disclosed to the shepherds Messiah, who, beginning with the manger, at last ascended to His Father's throne; also of the paper ark to which God has committed His revelation.