Strong’s H4688

מְצוֹלָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

mtsowlah

Pronunciation

met-so-LAH

Definition

Depths, deep places, abyss

Meaning

a deep place

Usage

The term "metsolah" is used in the Hebrew Bible to describe deep waters or the depths of the sea. It often conveys a sense of vastness, mystery, and sometimes danger, as the deep waters were seen as chaotic and uncontrollable. The word can also symbolize profound spiritual or emotional experiences, such as despair or overwhelming circumstances.

Bible references

Exodus 15:5;Nehemiah 9:11;Job 41:31;Psalm 68:22;Psalm 69:2;Psalm 69:15;Psalm 88:6;Psalm 107:24;Jonah 2:3;Micah 7:19;Zechariah 10:11