Makheloth

The Canaanite name Makheloth or Mkl refers to a station of the Exodus near Moab. It has a variety of possible meanings most of which center around Maq'arah which means a burning or blackening. The god of Beth-shean is called "Mkl'a", the great god. The first element in his name, Mkl is Canaanite and means ruler.Canaanite Moloch: Mlk The story of Abraham combines both burning and blackening. (In the land of abimelech, the father of Moab, a sacrifice of lamb or beef was burned, barbecued or shishkabobed in the fire.) (The Jewish Encyclopedia notes that while the Sons of Israel wandered in the desert along the borders of Moab, the Moabites regularly made offerings of small cattle or lambs to Moloch the god of Moab.) (Bartelbys semitic roots ENTRY: mlk. DEFINITION: West Semitic, to rule, dominate, possess, own; Common Semitic noun *malk-, ruler, king. Melkite, from Aramaic malkye, plural of malky, royal, royalist, from malk, king.) Melchizedek, from (Hebrew malkî-edeq, my king (is) righteousness, from malk, presuffixal form of melek, king + -î, my. ). Moloch, from Hebrew mlek, from Canaanite *mulk, perhaps variant of Canaanite *malk, *milk, king. 4. Mameluke, from Arabic mamlk, owned, slave, Mameluke, passive participle of malaka, to own, possess. (Bartlets semitic roots. The semitic root kl: ENTRY: kl. DEFINITION: Common Semitic noun *kul-(powder of) antimony. kohl)) Kohl used by the Egyptians as black eye shadow alcohol, (from Arabic (al-)kul,) (the) powder of antimony, antimony. References to the gods of the land itself: ( Egyptian Akr: The canopic name Mai-m-akr-ah means Akr is great! Akr being the earth god who gives the land to the people) In that sense we have the assemblies or divisions of land between the tribes and also ashes to ashes and dust to dust in reference to burials. (upper Egyptwas anciently "kmt", which means the black land. Lower Egypt was "dsrt" the Red land bordering the Red Sea whose capital was at Thebes. Makheloth bordered the black land.) (M*a*hr*b33l meaning from Ba'al, the Canaanite god. Mhr-Anat which means "champion, or upholder of the goddess Anat whose territory is in the north around Manassah.) (The ape headed Mahmackrah is the third of four Egyptian canopic jars. The Egyptians placed this ape or bulls head in the north associated with the plains of Medeba or Moab and its cattle ranching. M ah m ackr ah
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(Hebrew: מַקְהֵלֹת)Makheloth