sinnersחַטָּאִים
chatta'im · Hebrew Noun
Those who miss the mark of God's moral standard. They are people whose lives are characterized by rebellion, error, and deviation from the path of righteousness.
enticeפָּתָה
pathah · Hebrew Verb
To attempt to lure, persuade, or deceive someone into doing wrong. It describes a calculated effort to lead another away from the path of righteousness.
innocentנָקִי
naqiy · Hebrew Adjective
A person who is free from guilt or blame, especially in a legal or moral sense; one who has not committed the specific wrong they are accused of or harmed by.
Sheolשְׁאוֹל
she'owl · Hebrew Noun
The place of the dead, the underworld, or the grave; it represents the abode of the departed, often characterized by gloom, silence, and finality.
pitבּוֹר
bowr · Hebrew Noun
A grave, pit, or abyss, often used figuratively to denote destruction, death, or the place of the dead.
precious goodsהוֹן יָקָר
hown yaqar · Hebrew Noun phrase
Wealth, possessions, or things of great value that are highly prized, often associated with riches gained through trade or theft.
plunderשָׁלָל
shalal · Hebrew Noun
Spoils or booty taken by force, usually in war or by criminal activity; refers to goods seized unjustly.
wayדֶּרֶךְ
derek · Hebrew Noun
The ethical, moral, or practical course of conduct in life; a lifestyle, habit, or characteristic behavior that leads to a particular outcome.
pathsנָתִיב
natiyb · Hebrew Noun
A track, route, or course of action; metaphorically, it refers to the lifestyle or moral trajectory a person follows.
evilרַע
ra' · Hebrew Noun/Adjective
Actions or desires that are morally wrong, contrary to God's will, and destructive to oneself and others. It represents a state or act of rebellion against God's standards of righteousness.
bloodדָּם
dam · Hebrew Noun
The act of violently ending a human life. In biblical law, it is a grave offense against the image of God in man, punishable by death.
netרֶשֶׁת
resheth · Hebrew Noun
A trap or snare used to catch prey. In Scripture, it often symbolizes the hidden dangers or schemes set by the wicked to entrap the righteous.
lie in waitאָרַב
arab · Hebrew Verb
To hide or lurk in a concealed place with the intention of launching a surprise attack, often implying malicious intent or treachery.
ambushאֱרֶב
ereb · Hebrew Noun
A surprise attack from a hidden position. In Proverbs, it represents the deceptive and self-destructive nature of sinful schemes.
waysאֹרַח
orach · Hebrew Noun
Paths or courses of life; the habits, manners, or moral trajectory that a person follows. Biblically, one's "way" reflects their inner character and ultimate destiny.
unjust gainבֶּצַע
betsa · Hebrew Noun
A strong, insatiable desire for wealth, possessions, or profit. It is often linked to idolatry and the neglect of justice and righteousness.
lifeנֶפֶשׁ
nephesh · Hebrew Noun
The animating principle of humanity or the duration of earthly existence. In this context, it refers to the spiritual and physical vitality that is forfeit through sin.
