LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The sovereign Creator and Ruler of the universe, who reveals Himself to humanity. The term "LORD" (YHWH) represents His covenantal name, emphasizing His faithfulness to His promises.
Son of manבֶּן־אָדָם
ben adam · Hebrew Noun Phrase
A title used frequently for Ezekiel, emphasizing his humanity and frailty in contrast to the divine majesty of God. It serves to humble the prophet while highlighting his role as a messenger.
abominationsתּוֹעֵבָה
to'ebah · Hebrew Noun
Refers to actions, idolatries, or practices that are morally disgusting and deeply offensive to God. It highlights a violation of the covenant relationship and holiness of the Lord.
Lord GODאֲדֹנָי יְהוִה
Adonai YHWH · Hebrew Noun Phrase
The Adonai (Lord/Master) who holds sovereign authority over all things. It signifies His supreme power and His role as the rightful Ruler over Jerusalem and all nations.
Canaanitesכְּנַעֲנִי
kena'ani · Hebrew Noun/Adjective
A designation for the people and culture of Canaan, often associated with idolatry, moral corruption, and those who stood in opposition to the covenant purposes of God for Israel.
Amoriteאֱמֹרִי
emori · Hebrew Noun
A generic term for early inhabitants of the land of Canaan, frequently associated with the pagan cultures that Israel was commanded to displace or separate from.
Hittiteחִתִּי
chitti · Hebrew Noun
A prominent ancient Near Eastern people group often cited in the Bible as one of the nations Israel was to displace; they are associated with the lineage of the land's original, non-Israelite inhabitants.
pitiedחָמַל
chamal · Hebrew Verb
To show mercy or compassion to someone in distress. In biblical terms, it involves a deep emotional response that leads to a demonstration of care or relief for the afflicted.
compassionחֶמְלָה
chemlah · Hebrew Noun
A deep, tender feeling of sympathy or mercy, especially for those in a miserable or suffering state. It is a reflection of God's own character and a demand for how His people should treat the vulnerable.
Liveחָיָה
chayah · Hebrew Verb
To be in a state of living; existence granted or sustained by God. It signifies vitality, physical life, and, in a spiritual sense, participation in the life of God.
covenantבְּרִית
berit · Hebrew Noun
A formal, binding agreement between two parties. In Scripture, it often refers to the relationship God establishes with His people, characterized by divine initiative, promises, and obligations.
Lord GODאֲדֹנָי יְהוִה
Adonai YHWH · Hebrew Noun phrase
The sovereign Lord of the universe, often used in the prophets to emphasize God's absolute authority and majesty. It combines the personal name YHWH (the LORD) with the title Adonai (Lord).
vowשְׁבוּעָה
shebu'ah · Hebrew Noun
A solemn declaration or commitment made before God, often synonymous with a vow or a pledge of faithfulness in a covenantal context.
bathedרָחַץ
rachats · Hebrew Verb
A ritual act of purification involving liquid to remove physical or ceremonial uncleanness, symbolizing moral cleansing and sanctification.
anointedסוּךְ
suk · Hebrew Verb
Applying oil to someone as a sign of consecration, healing, or special favor, often setting the person apart for God's purposes or indicating royal/priestly status.
goldזָהָב
zâ hâb · Hebrew Noun
A common Hebrew noun used for fine metals, often representing wealth, purity, and valuable gifts given by God to His people. In a theological context, it frequently signifies the favor and provision God lavishes upon those He chooses.
crownעֲטָרָה
ʿa ṭâ râh · Hebrew Noun
In a biblical context, this refers to a symbol of authority, sovereign rule, and the dignity bestowed upon a person, often representing the exalted position given by God to His people as a royal priesthood.
renownשֵׁם
shêm · Hebrew Noun
This refers to the fame, name, or reputation of an individual or nation. It often denotes the standing one has in the eyes of others, which, in a biblical framework, is intended to be a reflection of God's glory rather than personal pride.
perfectכָּלִיל
kâ lîl · Hebrew Adjective
A Hebrew term used to describe a standard of excellence or completeness. It often refers to something that is finished, sound, or entirely fulfilled, lacking nothing of what God requires.
played the whoreזָנָה
zânâh · Hebrew Verb
A vivid, recurring biblical metaphor for spiritual adultery or unfaithfulness to the covenant relationship with God. It signifies turning away from the true God to serve idols or foreign entities, violating the exclusive loyalty required in the covenant.
splendorהָדָר
hâdâr · Hebrew Noun
This term represents the majesty, glory, or honor associated with God's presence or the status He confers upon others. It captures the overwhelming brightness or weight of God's character reflected in the objects or persons of His favor.
the Lord GODאֲדֹנָי יְהוִה
ʾĂdōnāy Yhwh · Hebrew Proper Noun
The Hebrew name for God (Adonai Yahweh), used frequently in prophetic literature to emphasize God's absolute sovereignty, lordship, and authority over all creation and His covenant people.
royaltyמְלוּכָה
m<sup>e</sup>lûkhâh · Hebrew Noun
In this context, it signifies a state of being set apart or elevated to a position of leadership or royal status by divine appointment, often carrying the responsibility to represent God’s rule on earth.
played the whoreזָנָה
zanah · Hebrew Verb
In a spiritual sense, this refers to unfaithfulness to God, typically involving idolatry or alliances with foreign powers, symbolizing a breach of the covenant relationship with Yahweh.
shrinesבָּמָה
bamah · Hebrew Noun
Objects or places of worship dedicated to idols or false gods, often associated with Canaanite fertility cults and illicit religious practices.
