the LORDיְהוָה
Yahweh · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal, covenantal name of God in the Old Testament, representing His holiness, faithfulness, and eternal self-existence.
prayedפָּלַל
palal · Hebrew Verb
To address God with petitions, confession, or thanksgiving, reflecting a relationship of dependence and submission to His sovereignty.
cherubimכְּרוּבִים
kerubim · Hebrew Noun
Angelic beings associated with the presence, glory, and throne of God, often serving as guardians or manifestations of His holiness.
God, you aloneאֵל
El · Hebrew Noun
A title emphasizing God's absolute sovereignty, unique nature, and exclusivity as the only true object of worship for all people.
LORDיהוה
YHWH · Hebrew Noun
The personal, covenant name of God in the Old Testament, signifying His self-existence, faithfulness, and relationship with His people. It is the name by which He revealed Himself to Moses at the burning bush.
Incline your earאָזַן
azan · Hebrew Verb
A metaphorical way of asking God to pay attention or listen with favor, implying an active response to the prayers of His people. It attributes human sensory characteristics to God to express His personal engagement.
living Godחַי אֱלֹהִים
chay Elohim · Hebrew Noun phrase
A title emphasizing God's vitality, authority, and power, contrasting Him with the lifeless idols of pagan nations. He is the Creator and Sustainer who is actively involved in human history.
mockחָרַף
charaph · Hebrew Verb
To treat with contempt, ridicule, or blasphemous disdain. In a biblical context, it often refers to arrogant defiance against the Creator and His sovereign authority.
godsאֱלִיל
elilim · Hebrew Noun
In the Old Testament, these were physical representations or carved objects intended to represent deities. They are consistently condemned by Scripture as powerless, lifeless, and forbidden items that lead people away from the true God.
saveיָשַׁע
yasha · Hebrew Verb
The act of delivering or rescuing someone from danger, oppression, or judgment. It is a central theme in Scripture, emphasizing that salvation originates from God alone.
God aloneלְבַדְּךָ הָאֱלֹהִים
levadekha ha-Elohim · Hebrew Noun phrase
A foundational theological declaration asserting that there is no other God besides the LORD. It excludes polytheism and establishes God's unique supremacy, majesty, and exclusivity as the Creator and Sovereign.