pardonנָשָׂא
nasa · Hebrew Verb
To grant release from guilt or punishment. Biblically, only God has the authority to fully remove the penalty of sin, though it may also involve human reconciliation.
rejectedמָאַס
ma'as · Hebrew Verb
The act of refusing to accept, obey, or submit to a person or authority; in a biblical context, it signifies a deliberate turning away from God’s revealed will.
the LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The Hebrew name for the one true God, signifying His covenant relationship with His people and His eternal, self-existent nature.
kingמֶלֶךְ
melek · Hebrew Noun
A person who exercises sovereign authority, rule, or headship over a nation or territory; in Israel, the king was to be an under-shepherd of God’s rule.
skirtכָּנָף
kanaph · Hebrew Noun
The title or garment of a leader; in scripture, it often symbolizes authority, status, and the transfer of power.
Gloryנֵצַח
netsach · Hebrew Noun
A reference to God Himself, emphasizing His majesty, radiance, and the visible manifestation of His presence and holiness among His people.
regretנָחַם
nacham · Hebrew Verb
To change one's mind or purpose, often resulting in a reversal of previous actions; while humans often regret, God’s 'regret' in scripture refers to a change in his dealings based on human response, yet here it specifically denies a change in His decree.
sinnedחָטָא
chata' · Hebrew Verb
Falling short of God’s standard, missing the mark of His holiness, or violating His revealed law; it is both an act of disobedience and a condition of alienation from God.
honorכָּבַד
kabad · Hebrew Verb
The act of showing public respect, deference, or recognition of status; in a biblical context, it often refers to the validation of someone's position or the outward demonstration of their worth.
eldersזָקֵן
zaqen · Hebrew Noun
A position of authority in the community, typically held by older men recognized for their wisdom and responsibility in governing the people.
bowחָוָה
chawah · Hebrew Verb
To show humble submission, reverence, or worship, often through a physical posture before a superior or before God.
the LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal name of the covenant God of Israel, who revealed Himself as the 'I AM' and the Redeemer of His people. It signifies His holiness, faithfulness, and sovereign authority over all creation.
