fear notיָרֵא
yare · Hebrew Verb
A command often accompanied by a divine promise, used to dispel the paralyzing anxiety caused by external threats or internal weakness by reminding the believer of God's presence and sovereignty.
dismayedשָׁעָה
sha'ah · Hebrew Verb
A state of being overwhelmed, confused, or terrified by overwhelming circumstances, resulting in a loss of resolve or spiritual courage. It is the opposite of the calm trust expected of those who know God.
upholdתָּמַךְ
tamak · Hebrew Verb
The exercise of divine power to sustain, hold up, or support someone or something so that it does not fall or fail. It is an expression of God's commitment to His people's stability.
righteous right handצְדָקָה יָמִין
tsedaqah yamin · Hebrew Noun Phrase
A metaphor for divine power, authority, and intervention. It represents God's active, righteous capacity to deliver, defend, and vindicate His people in human history.
put to shameבּוּשׁ
bush · Hebrew Verb
To experience the acute sense of embarrassment or disgrace resulting from defeat, failure, or the revelation of one's unrighteousness before God. It often contrasts with the honor experienced by those who trust in the Lord.
confoundedכָּלַם
kalam · Hebrew Verb
A state of being intellectually or emotionally bewildered, broken, or brought to ruin. It signifies being completely overwhelmed and frustrated in one's efforts or arguments, especially when opposing God’s people.
the LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal, covenantal name of God (Yahweh) revealed to Moses, signifying His eternal, self-existent, and faithful nature in keeping His promises to His people.
Fear notיָרֵא
yare · Hebrew Verb
A state of emotional distress or terror often forbidden to the believer when God's presence, protection, or promises are active. It is an invitation to rely on God's sovereignty rather than human circumstances.
Redeemerגָּאַל
ga'al · Hebrew Noun
One who acts to deliver, rescue, or restore someone from bondage, debt, or death, often by paying a price. In theology, it refers to God's sovereign act of rescuing His people from exile, sin, and spiritual captivity.
Holy One of Israelקָדוֹשׁ יִשְׂרָאֵל
qadosh yisra'el · Hebrew Proper Noun Phrase
A title for God emphasizing His moral perfection, absolute purity, and complete separation from everything sinful or mundane. It highlights both His majesty and His unique relationship with the covenant people.
