son of manבֶּן־אָדָם
ben-adam · Hebrew Noun Phrase
A prophetic title frequently used in Ezekiel, emphasizing the prophet's humanity and frailty in contrast to the majesty and sovereign power of God.
prophesyהִנָּבֵא
hinnabe' · Hebrew Verb
The act of communicating a divine message from God to people; it involves declaring God's will, judgment, or future plans under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
the LORDיהוה
YHWH · Hebrew Noun
The personal, covenant-keeping name of God (Yahweh) in the Old Testament, representing His faithfulness and self-existence.
Lord GODאֲדֹנָי יְהוִה
Adonai YHWH · Hebrew Noun Phrase
A title for God (Adonai Yahweh) emphasizing His sovereign authority, lordship, and absolute rule over all creation and nations.
jealousyקִנְאָה
qin'ah · Hebrew Noun
A Hebrew concept of divine zeal or intense emotion regarding the protection of God's honor, covenant, and people, often appearing as righteous indignation against idols or oppressors.
landאֶרֶץ
erets · Hebrew Noun
A land specifically set apart by God for His people as a covenantal inheritance; it carries theological significance as the place of God's presence and blessing.
desolateשְׁמָמָה
shemamah · Hebrew Noun
Describes the state of being ruined, abandoned, or destroyed; in Scripture, it often refers to judgment resulting from disobedience or divine wrath.
prophesyנָבָא
naba' · Hebrew Verb
To declare a message under divine inspiration, often regarding future events or divine judgment/promise. It implies speaking God's word with authority as his mouthpiece.
Lord GODאֲדֹנָי יְהוִה
Adonai YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
A divine title (Adonai Yahweh) emphasizing God's absolute sovereignty and authority as the Master and Ruler over all creation, especially in relation to his covenant people.
jealous wrathקִנְאָה
qin'ah · Hebrew Noun
An intense, righteous indignation or passionate protective zeal for God's holiness, name, and people. It is not an arbitrary or sinful human anger, but a divine response to the violation of His covenant.
reproachחֶרְפָּה
cherpah · Hebrew Noun
Disgrace, shame, or scorn endured, often resulting from being held in contempt by others. In a biblical context, it frequently signifies the dishonor brought upon God's name when His people suffer or are mocked.
mountainsהַר
har · Hebrew Noun
In Hebrew culture, mountains were often places of divine manifestation, strategic defense, and permanence. Addressing the land's features signifies that God's restoration will extend to every part of the promised inheritance.
I swearנָשָׂא יָד
nasa' yad · Hebrew Verb phrase
In a biblical context, this is a solemn, binding declaration or oath. God swearing "by Himself" (or His life/nature) confirms the absolute certainty and immutability of His promised word.
nationsגּוֹי
goy · Hebrew Noun
Those who are not part of God's covenant people. They are often viewed as agents of judgment against Israel, but they remain subject to God's ultimate sovereignty and judgment for their arrogance and treatment of His people.
Israelיִשְׂרָאֵל
Yisra'el · Hebrew Proper Noun
The theological community of believers descended from Jacob, chosen by God to be His own possession, recipients of His covenant promises, and agents of His witness in the world.
landאֶרֶץ
erets · Hebrew Noun
The promised place of rest and blessing where God's people live in covenant relationship with Him. It is synonymous with the physical territory given to the patriarchs as an everlasting possession.
fruitפְּרִי
peri · Hebrew Noun
A metaphor for the restoration of life, vitality, and prosperity. It symbolizes the reversal of divine judgment and the return of God’s blessing upon a desolate place or people.
multiplyרָבָה
rabah · Hebrew Verb
A term used in the creation mandate and covenant promises to describe the God-given capacity to expand, increase, and prosper in number and vitality.
inhabitedיָשַׁב
yashab · Hebrew Verb
The act of being physically present and dwelling within a territory, serving as a sign of God’s blessing and restoration of covenant life to the land.
LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The self-existent, covenant-keeping God of Israel (Yahweh), whose identity is revealed through His acts of deliverance, judgment, and faithfulness to His people.
inheritanceנַחֲלָה
nachalah · Hebrew Noun
A legal and relational status denoting ownership or occupation of land given by God, often emphasizing that the land belongs to God and is held by His people as a sacred trust.
bereaveשָׁכַל
shakal · Hebrew Verb
To cause to be childless or to experience the loss of offspring, often used in judgment contexts to signify the removal of a future and the cessation of covenant blessing.
Lord GODאֲדֹנָי יְהוִה
Adonai YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
A title for God (Adonai Yahweh) signifying His absolute sovereignty, authority, and lordship over all creation and His covenant relationship with His people.
reproachחֶרְפָּה
cherpah · Hebrew Noun
A feeling of shame, scorn, or insult cast upon someone, often used in the Old Testament to describe the public humiliation of Israel when they are defeated or judged by pagan nations.
disgraceכְּלִמָּה
kelimmah · Hebrew Noun
A condition of dishonor or shame; in a biblical context, it often refers to the loss of reputation or standing before God or others due to sin or judgment.
stumbleכָּשַׁל
kashal · Hebrew Verb
An object or action that causes someone to fall into sin or judgment; metaphorically, it refers to that which obstructs a person's walk with God or results in spiritual failure.