LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal name of the one true God of Israel, revealing His covenant faithfulness, eternal self-existence, and holiness.
anointמָשַׁח
mashach · Hebrew Verb
To consecrate or set apart a person or object for a specific divine office or task, usually through the application of oil, signifying the Holy Spirit's enablement and empowerment.
LORD of hostsצָבָא
YHWH Sabaoth · Hebrew Noun
A title for God emphasizing His sovereignty, majesty, and absolute authority over all created beings, including the vast array of angelic and heavenly forces.
Amalekעֲמָלֵק
Amaleq · Hebrew Proper Noun
A nomadic nation descended from Esau, representing a persistent and arch-enemy of Israel that actively opposed God's people during their journey from Egypt.
devote to destructionחָרַם
charam · Hebrew Verb
A Hebrew term (cherem) describing a total, irrevocable dedication of persons, animals, or objects to God through destruction, signifying complete judgment and removal of evil from God's presence.
spareחָמַל
chamal · Hebrew Verb
To show pity, withhold judgment, or refrain from executing a deserved punishment, particularly in the context of divine command or justice.
Kenitesקֵינִי
Qeniy · Hebrew Noun
A group or clan associated with the Midianites, who maintained a positive, historical relationship with the Israelites due to Jethro's kinship with Moses. Their name is derived from the root for "smiths" or "metalsmiths."
Amalekitesעֲמָלֵקִי
Amaleqiy · Hebrew Noun
An ancient nomadic people descended from Esau who were perpetual enemies of Israel. They are frequently portrayed in the Old Testament as an object of divine judgment due to their persistent hostility toward God’s people.
kindnessחֶסֶד
chesed · Hebrew Noun
A Hebrew term (hesed) denoting loyal, covenantal love, mercy, or faithfulness. It describes an act of kindness that goes beyond mere duty, often reflecting God's own character toward His people.
devoted to destructionחָרַם
charam · Hebrew Verb
A Hebrew term (cherem) referring to the act of setting something apart as exclusively belonging to God, often through total destruction. It implies complete surrender of the spoils of war to the Lord, acknowledging His absolute sovereignty and justice.
edge of the swordפִּי-חֶרֶב
pi-chereb · Hebrew Noun phrase
The primary means of execution in the ancient world, representing the power of life and death. In a biblical context, it is often associated with the exercise of divine judgment or the administration of justice.
sparedחָמַל
chamal · Hebrew Verb
A state of holding back or showing leniency toward that which was commanded to be destroyed. In this context, it signifies a direct act of disobedience and a failure to fully submit to divine commands.
