Maralah in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Maralah. mar'-a-lah (Heb.)-- trembling; reeling; shaking; earthquake; declivity; depression; fear. A place on the western boundary of Zebulun (Josh. 19:11). Meta. A quaking, or trembling, with possibly a feeling of weakness (depression), which sometimes takes place in the outer, earthly phase of man's consciousness, the body, when an inner realization of order has been attained and the outer has not yet fallen into line but is just beginning to sense the influence of this inner realization. (Zebulun represents order, and Maralah, meaning earthquake, trembling, depression, fear, was a city on the western boundary of Zebulun. West always refers to the outer, with reference to man.)