The meaning of Meuzal in the Bible
(From International Standard Bible Encyclopedia)
me-u'-zal (me'uzal, or me'uzal): A word which occurs only in the King James Version margin of Ezekiel 27:19. The rendering in the King James Version text is "going to and fro," in the Revised Version (British and American) text "with yarn," but in Revised Version, margin, in agreement with BDB and most modern authorities, Meuzal is regarded as a proper noun with a prefixed preposition, and is rendered "from Uzal."
See UZAL.
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