majestyיְקָר
yeqar · Aramaic Noun
The inherent dignity, grandeur, and brilliance associated with kingship; when applied to God, it refers to His incomparable splendor and divine excellence.
kingdomמַלְכוּתָא
malkuthah · Aramaic Noun
The sovereign rule and authority of God over creation, encompassing both temporal kingdoms and the eternal spiritual realm. It signifies God's right to govern, judge, and direct all things according to His holy purpose.
Most Highעִלָּיָא
‘illaya’ · Aramaic Adjective/Noun
A title for God emphasizing His supremacy, transcendence, and absolute authority over all created beings and powers. It acknowledges that He is the supreme Sovereign above all human rulers and celestial hosts.
fulfilledסְפַר
sephar · Aramaic Verb
The effective execution of God's declared purpose or decree. It signifies the reliability of God’s Word, which always accomplishes the intent for which it was sent.
reasonמַדְּעִי
madda‘i · Aramaic Noun
The mental, intellectual, and moral capacity of a human being to perceive reality, understand truth, and recognize God's sovereignty. In scripture, it is the faculty that enables humans to relate properly to their Creator.
blessedבְּרֵךְ
berekh · Aramaic Verb
The act of ascribing glory, worth, and majesty to God. It involves acknowledging His divine character and deeds, often in response to His deliverance or revelation of Himself.
dominionשָׁלְטָן
shaltan · Aramaic Noun
The sovereign control, royal power, and jurisdiction of God. It highlights the vastness and permanence of God’s rule over the entire created order.
host of heavenחַיִל
chayil · Aramaic Noun
The celestial beings or angelic powers that serve God in the heavenly realm. They are part of God’s created order and are subject to His absolute command.
willצְבָה
tsebhah · Aramaic Noun
The personal, divine choice and sovereign pleasure of God. It refers to His supreme freedom to act according to His own perfect wisdom, without needing to justify His actions to any created being.
reasonמַדְּעִי
madda‘ay · Aramaic Noun
The faculty of rational thought, intellect, or understanding. In a biblical context, it often refers to the mind being enlightened or restored by God to perceive spiritual truths.
majestyיְקָרִי
yəqārî · Aramaic Noun
Honor, weightiness, or dignity given to a person, often reflecting a reflection of divine authority. It signifies the outward manifestation of someone's high status or royal position.
splendorוְזִיוִי
wəziywî · Aramaic Noun
Brightness, radiance, or brilliance. In royal contexts, it signifies the glorious appearance or honor that accompanies a person of high rank.
King of heavenמֶלֶךְ שְׁמַיָּא
melek šəmayyāʾ · Aramaic Noun phrase
The title for God that emphasizes His sovereignty over the entire universe, including both the visible world and the unseen realm where He dwells. It declares His absolute authority over all earthly kings and kingdoms.
rightקְשֹׁט
qəšōṭ · Aramaic Adjective/Noun
Actions that align with God’s established standards of moral uprightness and truth. It denotes that all of God's deeds are consistent with His holy nature.
justדִּין
dîn · Aramaic Noun
The quality of fairness, equity, or righteousness. It refers to God's standard of justice, which is always perfect and impartial.
prideגֵּוָה
gēwâ · Aramaic Noun
An inflated sense of self-importance or arrogance that denies God's sovereignty. It is the antithesis of the fear of the Lord and leads to spiritual ruin.
humbleשְׁפַל
šəp̱al · Aramaic Verb
To bring low or reduce to a state of dependency. Biblically, it refers to God's act of breaking human arrogance to lead individuals toward repentance and recognition of His supremacy.
