kingמֶלֶךְ
melek · Hebrew Noun
The office held by the king of Israel, who was intended to be a vice-regent under God, responsible for upholding the Law and leading the nation in faithfulness.
secretaryסֹפֵר
sopher · Hebrew Noun
A title for a person responsible for royal or state records, serving as a high-ranking official or scribe who handled administration, correspondence, and fiscal oversight.
house of the LORDבַּיִת
bayith · Hebrew Noun
The sacred central sanctuary in Jerusalem where God’s presence dwelt among His people, serving as the focal point for sacrifice, worship, and national atonement.
high priestכֹּהֵן גָּדוֹל
kohen gadol · Hebrew Noun phrase
The senior religious official in Israel, responsible for the oversight of the tabernacle or temple, its sacrifices, and the purity of the priesthood.
thresholdסַף
sap · Hebrew Noun
The architectural entry point of the temple where levitical guards were stationed to maintain sanctity, ensure purity, and protect the temple treasures.
workmenעָשָׂה
asah · Hebrew Noun
Those tasked with the physical labor or craftsmanship involved in maintaining, building, or repairing holy structures, often associated with dedicated service to the community and God.
oversightפְּקֻדָּה
pequddah · Hebrew Noun
The administrative responsibility or supervision over a project, especially concerning the sanctuary, ensuring that labor and resources are managed according to divine mandate.
carpentersחָרָשׁ
charash · Hebrew Noun
An expert craftsperson skilled in wood construction. In biblical contexts, such artisans were often commissioned for sacred projects, symbolizing the dedication of human skill to God's service.
masonsגָּדַר
gadar · Hebrew Noun
One who works with stone, often for structural purposes. Their work represents the stability and physical foundation of structures, including the Temple.
Book of the Lawתּוֹרָה
Torah · Hebrew Noun
The set of divine instructions given to Israel through Moses, serving as the foundation of the covenant relationship between God and His people. It is the authoritative standard for moral, civil, and ritual life.
house of the LORDבַּיִת
bayith · Hebrew Noun
The central place of worship and the dwelling place of God's presence among His people in the Old Testament. It signifies holiness, sacrifice, and the mediation between God and humanity.
priestכֹּהֵן
kohen · Hebrew Noun
An individual consecrated to serve God on behalf of the people. They performed sacrifices, offered prayers, and acted as mediators, foreshadowing the ultimate high priestly ministry of Jesus Christ.
secretaryסֹפֵר
sopher · Hebrew Noun
A high-ranking official or scribe responsible for administrative duties, record-keeping, and communication within the royal court. They played a vital role in transmitting the word of God and the king's decrees.
Book of the Lawתּוֹרָה
Torah · Hebrew Noun
The written revelation of God’s will, commands, and covenant stipulations, given primarily through Moses to guide Israel in covenant faithfulness. It functions as the standard for holiness, revealing both the righteous requirements of God and the sinfulness of man.
tore his clothesקָרַע
qara' · Hebrew Verb
A conventional outward act of expressing intense grief, repentance, or distress. In a royal or covenantal context, it often symbolizes the tearing of one's heart in response to perceived divine judgment or corporate sin.
