those who escapeפְּלֵיטָה
peletah · Hebrew Noun
Refers to the remnant of God's people who, by His mercy, are preserved through judgment to inherit His promises.
holyקֹדֶשׁ
qodesh · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
A status of being set apart for God’s exclusive use and purpose; it describes that which is consecrated, sacred, and removed from common or profane use.
house of Jacob / house of Josephבֵּית יַעֲקֹב / בֵּית יוֹסֵף
beit ya'aqov / beit yosef · Hebrew Noun
The descendants of Jacob (Israel), representing the covenant community of faith to whom God’s promises belong.
house of Esauבֵּית עֵשָׂו
beit 'esav · Hebrew Noun
A term used to identify the descendants of Esau (Edom); biblically, they represent a nation hostile to Israel, often used as an archetype of divine judgment against those who oppress God’s people.
fire / flame / stubbleקַשׁ / אֵשׁ / לֶהָבָה
qash / esh / lehavah · Hebrew Noun/Verb
A metaphor for the swift, total, and irresistible judgment of God that obliterates the ungodly, leaving no trace behind.
the LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The self-existent One who enters into a covenant relationship with His people; He is the sovereign initiator and guarantor of His word.
exilesגָּלָה / גּוֹלָה
golah · Hebrew Noun/Verb
Those forced to live away from their homeland, often due to judgment, but who remain under the promise of God’s eventual return and restoration.
Saviorsמוֹשִׁיעִים
mōšîʿîm · Hebrew Noun
Refers to those whom God raises up to deliver, rescue, or liberate His people from oppression or judgment. In a broader theological context, this anticipates the ultimate work of salvation through the Messiah.
Mount Zionצִיּוֹן
ṣiyyōn · Hebrew Noun
The mountain in Jerusalem where the Temple stood, symbolic of God’s dwelling place, His holiness, and the seat of His covenant kingdom among His people. It represents the center of God's rule and refuge.
ruleשָׁפַט
šāpaṭ · Hebrew Verb
To exercise authority, govern, or judge. In a biblical context, it involves administering justice, maintaining order, and executing the will of a superior power, ultimately reflecting God's sovereignty.
Mount Esauעֵשָׂו
ʿēśāw · Hebrew Proper Noun
Referring to the descendants of Esau (the Edomites). Throughout Scripture, Edom often symbolizes those who are hostile toward God's covenant people and who stand in opposition to His divine purposes.
kingdomמַלְכוּת
malḵût · Hebrew Noun
The sphere of God's sovereign authority, reign, and redemptive rule. It signifies that God is the true King over all creation, nations, and history.
the LORD'sיְהוָה
Yahweh · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal, covenant name of God (YHWH). It identifies Him as the self-existent, faithful Redeemer who enters into a relationship with His people and acts in history to fulfill His promises.
