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Emek-Keziz in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Metaphysical meaning of Emek-keziz (mbd) Emek-keziz (A.V., the valley of Keziz), e'-mek-ke'-ziz (Heb.)-- vale of Keziz; vale of the cut-off; deep of the separated. a A city of Benjamin. b Evidently a valley (Josh. 18:21). Meta. A depressed state of consciousness, caused by a belief in separation from God, the good (vale of the cut-off). It needs to be built up and strengthened by the assurance of man's oneness with the Divine.

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