the LORDיהוה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal, covenantal name of God in the Old Testament, revealing His faithfulness and self-existence to His people. It signifies the God who saves and keeps His promises.
God Almightyשַׁדַּי אֵל
El Shadday · Hebrew Noun Phrase
A divine title emphasizing God's omnipotence, sufficiency, and role as the provider and sustainer of His people, especially in the context of His promises.
walkהָלַךְ
halak · Hebrew Verb
To live, conduct oneself, or order one's lifestyle in constant awareness of God’s presence, characterized by obedience, faith, and communion with Him.
blamelessתָּמִים
tamim · Hebrew Adjective
Being sincere, wholehearted, or complete in one's devotion to God; it denotes a life of integrity that is uncompromised and fully set apart for Him.
covenantבְּרִית
berit · Hebrew Noun
A solemn, binding agreement or promise between God and humanity, established by God’s initiative, through which He guarantees His gracious commitments and fellowship to His people.
fell on his faceנָפַל
naphal · Hebrew Verb
To bow down or prostrate oneself, signifying an attitude of total submission, reverence, and awe in the immediate presence of the Almighty God.
nameשֵׁם
shem · Hebrew Noun
A designation of social and biological identity that represents one's character, reputation, and destiny, especially when bestowed by God.
covenantבְּרִית
berit · Hebrew Noun
In a biblical context, this term denotes a relational, binding agreement between God and His people, often initiated by God and involving promises, stipulations, and sometimes signs or oaths. It establishes a formal, legal, and spiritual relationship where God commits Himself to His people.
offspringזֶרַע
zera · Hebrew Noun
Refers to descendants or progeny. In biblical theology, it carries the significance of continuity and the transmission of promises, blessings, or responsibilities from one generation to the next.
everlastingעוֹלָם
olam · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
A term indicating something that is eternal, lasting, or enduring without end. In the context of God's promises, it signifies that the agreement or state is permanent and unchangeable.
sojourningsמְגוּרִים
megurim · Hebrew Noun
A temporary place of residence for one who is passing through or living as an alien in a land that is not their permanent home. It emphasizes the transient nature of life before the fulfillment of God's final promise.
possessionאֲחֻזָּה
achuzzah · Hebrew Noun
Property or land that is held as a permanent, binding, and legal right granted by God. It signifies a secure and lasting inheritance.
keepשָׁמַר
shamar · Hebrew Verb
To guard, watch over, protect, or observe. In the context of a covenant, it implies active obedience, faithfulness, and diligent adherence to the terms and requirements set forth by the Lord.
circumcisedמוּל
mul · Hebrew Verb/Adjective
A physical act representing a spiritual reality, specifically the cutting away of the foreskin. In the covenant of Abraham, it served as a permanent physical sign and seal of the covenant relationship, marking the people as set apart and belonging to God.
circumcisedמוּל
mul · Hebrew Verb
A surgical removal of the foreskin, commanded by God to Abraham as a physical mark of identity, setting apart the nation of Israel as a people consecrated to Him. It signifies the removal of uncleanness and the dedication of the reproductive power to God's promise.
covenantבְּרִית
berit · Hebrew Noun
A solemn, binding agreement between God and humanity (or individuals), initiated by God, which establishes a relationship and includes specific promises, obligations, and often signs or seals. It is foundational to the biblical narrative of redemption.
signאוֹת
ot · Hebrew Noun
A tangible token, signal, or memorial intended to serve as a reminder of a truth, promise, or divine reality. In Scripture, it confirms the validity and ongoing nature of a spiritual transaction or divine word.
everlastingעוֹלָם
olam · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
A state of being lasting forever or having no end. When applied to God's covenant, it denotes that His purposes and promises are immutable, perpetual, and not subject to expiration or revocation.
cut offכָּרַת
karat · Hebrew Verb
To be removed, destroyed, or separated, often carrying the connotation of being expelled from the covenant community or excluded from the life of the people of God. In a legal sense, it implies a judicial penalty for disobedience or covenant-breaking.
brokenהֵפֵר
hefer · Hebrew Verb
The act of failing to fulfill the obligations of a covenant, thereby nullifying or violating the established divine relationship. It signifies an act of rebellion or unfaithfulness against the stipulations of God.
