Holy Oneקָדוֹשׁ
qadosh · Hebrew Adjective
A title for God emphasizing His moral purity, set-apartness, and transcendence; He is distinct from all creation and morally perfect.
Selahסֶלָה
selah · Hebrew Interjection/Noun
A musical or liturgical instruction, likely meaning to "pause," "lift up," or "exalt," prompting the reader/hearer to reflect on what was just stated.
splendorהוֹד
howd · Hebrew Noun
Radiance, majesty, or glory; a term often used to describe the visible manifestation of God’s royal splendor and presence.
brightnessנֹגַהּ
nogah · Hebrew Noun
Refers to divine brilliance or a radiant glowing effect, frequently associated with the visible manifestation of God's presence and glory.
powerעֹז
oz · Hebrew Noun
Refers to divine omnipotence; the inherent capability and authority by which God sustains the universe and accomplishes His sovereign will.
pestilenceדֶּבֶר
deber · Hebrew Noun
An infectious disease or deadly calamity, often used in Scripture as a sign of judgment or a herald of God’s arrival in a way that humbles human pride.
plagueרֶשֶׁף
resheph · Hebrew Noun
A stinging, burning, or lethal affliction; it represents a sharp, destructive force that accompanies divine intervention when God addresses human rebellion.
LORDיהוה
YHWH · Hebrew Noun Proper
The personal covenant name of God in the Old Testament, representing His faithfulness, holiness, and self-existence. It is the name by which God revealed Himself to Moses at the burning bush.
wrathאַף
aph · Hebrew Noun Masculine
A strong, righteous, and divine reaction against sin, rebellion, and injustice. In Scripture, it is not an uncontrolled outburst but a settled, holy opposition to evil.
indignationעֶבְרָה
ebrah · Hebrew Noun Feminine
A divine attitude of displeasure or displeasure toward those who persist in wickedness; it is the manifestation of God's holiness reacting against human ungodliness.
salvationיְשׁוּעָה
yeshu'ah · Hebrew Noun Feminine
A deliverance, rescue, or victory provided by God. In a theological sense, it often refers to God's act of saving His people from their enemies or from the consequences of their sin.
Selahסֶלָה
selah · Hebrew Noun Proper/Interjection
A Hebrew musical or liturgical term, likely meaning to "pause" or "reflect." It serves as a call for the reader or listener to meditate on the preceding statement.
deepתְּהוֹם
tehom · Hebrew Noun Masculine/Feminine
The primordial, chaotic, or watery abyss; in creation narratives and poetry, it often represents the untamable forces of nature that are subject only to the authority of God.
sunשֶׁמֶשׁ
shemesh · Hebrew Noun
A celestial body providing light by day; often used in Scripture as a symbol of God's sovereignty, glory, and faithfulness to His covenant.
moonיָרֵחַ
yareach · Hebrew Noun
The lesser celestial light governing the night; frequently associated with the rhythm of God's created order and, at times, with divine judgment or miraculous intervention.
arrowsחֵץ
chets · Hebrew Noun
A projectile weapon; in a theological context, often used metaphorically to represent God's sudden, powerful, and precise intervention in judgment against His enemies.
spearחֲנִית
chanith · Hebrew Noun
A long, sharp weapon for thrusting; metaphorically describes the intensity and piercing nature of God's wrath and military victory over the wicked.
