the LORDיהוה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal covenant name of the Creator God, revealed to Moses, emphasizing His faithfulness and eternal nature as the Redeemer of Israel.
Sabbathשׁבּת
shabbath · Hebrew Noun
A day set apart by God for rest and worship, commemorating His creation and His deliverance of Israel, serving as a sign of the covenant relationship.
burdenמשׂא
massa' · Hebrew Noun
A load, weight, or task; metaphorically used for labor, responsibility, or heavy burdens that disrupt the holy rest mandated by God.
gatesשׁער
sha'ar · Hebrew Noun
The primary points of entry and defensive structures for an ancient city, serving as the center for commerce, judicial proceedings, and public life.
holyקדשׁ
qadash · Hebrew Verb
To make something set apart or consecrated for God’s exclusive use, separated from common or profane activity.
listenשׁמע
shama' · Hebrew Verb
To obey or give heed; involving not just hearing audio, but responding with obedience, faith, and submission to God's word.
stiffened their neckצואר קשׁה
tsavvar qashah · Hebrew Idiom (Noun + Adjective)
A metaphorical description of stubbornness, pride, and refusal to submit to God's authority or direction, often resulting from a hardened heart.
instructionמוּסר
musar · Hebrew Noun
Correction, discipline, or education aimed at training and molding one's character in accordance with God's law and will.
throne of Davidכּסא דוד
kisse' David · Hebrew Noun Phrase
The divinely ordained dynasty of Israel’s greatest king; it symbolizes God's eternal covenantal promise that a descendant of David would reign over His people.
burnt offeringsעֹלָה
ʿōlâ · Hebrew Noun
Ritual offerings consumed entirely by fire, symbolizing the total dedication and surrender of the worshiper to God. They serve as a means of atonement and expression of devotion.
sacrificesזֶבַח
zebַḥ · Hebrew Noun
Sacrificial offerings, often involving the slaughter of animals, presented to God for atonement, covenant renewal, or thanksgiving. They signify the cost of sin and the necessity of substitutionary sacrifice.
grain offeringsמִנְחָה
minḥâ · Hebrew Noun
An offering consisting of flour, oil, and spices, often accompanying animal sacrifices. It represents the dedication of the fruits of one's labor and the acknowledgment of God as the provider of sustenance.
frankincenseלְבוֹנָה
lebônâ · Hebrew Noun
An aromatic resin used in the temple, often mixed with incense. It symbolizes prayer rising up to God as a pleasing and fragrant aroma.
thank offeringsתּוֹדָה
tôdâ · Hebrew Noun
An offering presented to express gratitude and praise to God for His benefits and deliverance. It highlights the believer's acknowledgment of God's grace.
the LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal name of God, YHWH, revealed to Israel. It signifies His eternal self-existence, covenant faithfulness, and sovereignty over His people.
Sabbath dayשַׁבָּת
šabbāt · Hebrew Noun
The seventh day of the week, set apart by God at creation and commanded in the Decalogue as a day of rest and holy assembly. It serves as a sign of the covenant between God and His people.
holyקָדַשׁ
qādaš · Hebrew Verb
To be set apart as sacred or dedicated to God's service. It describes the character of God and objects, times, or people consecrated for His use.