LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal name of the God of Israel, indicating His self-existence, covenant faithfulness, and sovereignty over all creation.
hostsצָבָא
tsaba · Hebrew Noun
Title emphasizing God's sovereignty over the heavenly armies (angels) and all creation, highlighting His supreme authority and power to carry out His purposes.
prophetsנָבִיא
nabi · Hebrew Noun
One called by God to proclaim His message, serve as His mouthpiece, and reveal His divine will to the people; true prophets speak only what the Lord commands.
vainהֶבֶל
hebel · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
Refers to emptiness, futility, or worthlessness; often used to describe things that lack substance, truth, or divine approval.
visionsחָזוֹן
chazon · Hebrew Noun
A supernatural communication from God intended to convey His will, truth, or future purpose; must originate from God to be valid.
despiseנָאָץ
na'ats · Hebrew Verb
A fundamental biblical concept denoting the rejection or contemptuous disregard for God's revealed instruction and authority.
disasterרָעָה
ra'ah · Hebrew Noun
The rebellion against God’s moral order, usually resulting in divine judgment and the opposite of the 'shalom' (peace/well-being) promised by God.
councilסוֹד
sod · Hebrew Noun
The secret assembly or intimate gathering of God’s heavenly court where He deliberates and reveals His divine counsel to His servants.
wrathחֵמָה
chemah · Hebrew Noun
The intense, holy, and righteous reaction of God against sin and rebellion; it is the inevitable response of a holy God to persistent evil.
tempestסוּפָה
suphah · Hebrew Noun
A powerful, destructive, and often sudden manifestation of God’s judgment, likened to an uncontrollable natural disaster.
wickedרָשָׁע
rasha · Hebrew Noun/Adjective
Those who violate God's law, resist His ways, and stand in opposition to His holiness; they are the objects of His righteous judgment.
angerאַף
aph · Hebrew Noun
The intense, divine indignation or emotional displeasure of God against sin, which compels Him to take corrective or punitive action.
latter daysאַחֲרִית יָמִים
acharith yamim · Hebrew Phrase
A prophetic designation for the end of the current age or the final stage of history, when God’s plan is fully realized and judged.
prophetsנָבִיא
nābîʾ · Hebrew Noun
Individuals chosen and empowered by God to receive His revelation and communicate His message to His people, often calling for repentance. True prophets speak only what God has commanded, while false prophets claim divine authority without having been sent by Him.
prophesiedנָבָא
nābāʾ · Hebrew Verb
The act of receiving and declaring the message of God to men. It is authoritative only when the message originates from God Himself, rather than the imagination of the speaker.
councilסוֹד
sôd · Hebrew Noun
Refers to the heavenly court or divine assembly where God deliberates and reveals His purposes to His servants. To 'stand' in this council implies intimacy, access, and authorized representation of God's will.
evilרָעָה
rāʿâ · Hebrew Noun
A moral deviation or departure from God's standards; an act or character state that is harmful, wicked, and contrary to the will of God. It often encompasses both the internal disposition and the external manifestations of human rebellion.