housesבַּיִת
bayith · Hebrew Noun
A structure or location where a person dwells; in biblical usage, it can denote a physical residence, a family line/dynasty, or even the temple of God as His dwelling place.
ark of Godאָרוֹן
aron elohim · Hebrew Noun
The sacred chest containing the stone tablets of the Ten Commandments; it served as the primary symbol of God’s presence, covenant, and holiness among His people.
tentאֹהֶל
ohel · Hebrew Noun
A portable covering or tabernacle made of curtains; used symbolically to represent a temporary, mobile dwelling place for the presence of God before the construction of the permanent Temple.
the LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Noun
The personal name of the one true God (Yahweh), emphasizing His covenant faithfulness and His identity as the I AM.
Levitesלֵוִי
Levi · Hebrew Noun
Members of the tribe of Levi set apart for special service to God in the sanctuary; they were responsible for the care, transport, and maintenance of the tabernacle and its sacred objects.
ministerשָׁרַת
sharath · Hebrew Verb
To serve, perform duty, or attend to priestly functions; often involves active worship, liturgical service, or specific tasks performed in the presence of God.
Israelיִשְׂרָאֵל
Yisra'el · Hebrew Noun
The people descended from Jacob; refers to the nation of Israel as the covenant people of God, gathered for worship and national unity.
Jerusalemיְרוּשָׁלִַם
Yerushalayim · Hebrew Noun
The city captured from the Jebusites and made the capital of the kingdom; it became the center of worship and the location of the Davidic throne.
sons of Aaronאַהֲרֹן
Aharon · Hebrew Noun
The first high priest of Israel and the progenitor of the legitimate priesthood; his descendants held the exclusive right to offer sacrifices and perform specific holy duties.
sons of Kohathקְהָת
Qehath · Hebrew Noun
A major clan of the tribe of Levi; members of this house were specifically tasked with the care and transportation of the holiest articles of the tabernacle, including the ark.
sons ofבֵּן
ben · Hebrew Noun
A descendant of Levi, belonging to one of the primary clans responsible for the service of the tabernacle. Biblically, the 'sons of' denote lineage and covenant identity within the priestly or Levitical families.
chiefשַׂר
sar · Hebrew Noun
The head or leader of a group, clan, or tribe. In a biblical context, it often refers to one who holds authority, serves as a representative, or initiates administrative or spiritual responsibilities.
brothersאָח
ach · Hebrew Noun
A person belonging to the same immediate or extended kin group. In the context of Israel, it emphasizes the bond of the covenant community and common ancestry.
priestsכֹּהֵן
kohen · Hebrew Noun
A priest is a person authorized to perform religious rites, especially to act as a mediator between God and man by offering sacrifices and interceding for the people. In the Old Testament, this office was restricted to the sons of Aaron.
Levitesלֵוִי
Levi · Hebrew Noun
Members of the tribe of Levi, set apart by God for temple service, to assist the priests, maintain the tabernacle/temple, and care for the sacred objects.
Consecrateקָדַשׁ
qadash · Hebrew Verb
To set apart as holy, dedicated to God's service, or ritually purified from uncleanness. It involves being made ready for contact with the holy presence of God.
arkאָרוֹן
aron · Hebrew Noun
The sacred chest containing the tablets of the Law, representing the throne of God's presence, His covenant with Israel, and His holiness. It was the focal point of God's dwelling among His people.
LORDיהוה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The self-existent, covenant-keeping God of Israel, who revealed His holy name (YHWH) to Moses and entered into a personal relationship with His people.
ruleמִשְׁפָּט
mishpat · Hebrew Noun
A divine standard, regulation, or instruction, specifically referring to God's revealed will regarding how He is to be approached, worshipped, and served. It emphasizes obedience to God’s established order.
wordדָּבָר
dabar · Hebrew Noun
The divine declaration or message from God, often revealed through prophets or the written Law, signifying His supreme authority and binding instruction for His people.
