Zionצִיּוֹן
tsiyyon · Hebrew Proper Noun
A city physically located in Jerusalem, but theologically representing the dwelling place of God, the center of worship, and the ultimate hope for the restoration of God’s people.
favorחָנַן
chanan · Hebrew Verb/Noun
In biblical context, God's favor (or grace) is His unmerited kindness, gracious attention, and active goodwill directed toward His people to rescue, restore, or bless them.
appointed timeמוֹעֵד
mo'ed · Hebrew Noun
Refers to a specific, God-ordained moment in history when He intervenes to fulfill His promises, enact justice, or bring deliverance to His covenant people.
servantsעֲבָדֶיךָ
avadekha · Hebrew Noun
Those who belong to God, serving Him with devotion and obedience; it signifies a relationship of submission to His authority and commitment to His purposes.
fearיָרֵא
yara · Hebrew Verb
To experience deep reverence, awe, and submission before the majesty and holiness of God; it is the appropriate response of a creature to the Creator.
nameשֵׁם
shem · Hebrew Noun
The character, reputation, authority, and presence of God; to know His name is to know His true nature and to stand in awe of His divine identity.
gloryכָּבוֹד
kabod · Hebrew Noun
The visible or manifest presence and splendor of God; it refers to the weight, beauty, and incomparable majesty of His divine essence that demands recognition from all creation.
LORDיהוה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal name of the God of the covenant, representing His self-existence, faithfulness, and redemptive relationship with His people. It is the name by which He revealed Himself to Moses at the burning bush.
Zionצִיוֹן
Tsiyyon · Hebrew Proper Noun
Originally a Jebusite fortress, it became the 'City of David' and the mountain where the Temple was built. Symbolically, it represents the dwelling place of God, the center of worship, and the future hope of God's kingdom and city.
gloryכָּבוֹד
kabod · Hebrew Noun
The manifestation of God's presence, majesty, character, and power. It refers to the radiance of His divine nature, often associated with light, fire, or the holiness that surrounds His throne.
destituteעַרְעָר
ar'ar · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
Describes one who is lacking, impoverished, or stripped of resources. Biblically, it refers to those who have no earthly help and must rely entirely upon God for sustenance and deliverance.
regardsפָּנָה
panah · Hebrew Verb
To look upon, pay attention to, or give regard to. It implies an active, compassionate notice taken by God toward the prayers and circumstances of His people.
heightמָרוֹם
marom · Hebrew Noun
The dwelling place of God, set apart from the created world. It is the realm of God's authority, from which He views the earth and executes His sovereign will.
groansאֲנָחָה
anachah · Hebrew Noun
Deep, sorrowful vocal expressions of pain, suffering, or anguish. In a biblical context, these are often the cries of the oppressed reaching the ears of God, who is moved to act on their behalf.
prisonersאָסִיר
asir · Hebrew Noun
Those held in captivity or bondage, whether literal, physical slavery or, figuratively, the spiritual bondage of sin and death from which only God can deliver.
doomed to dieבֶּן תְּמוּתָה
ben temutah · Hebrew Noun phrase
Literally 'sons of death' or those appointed to destruction. It refers to individuals whose lives are forfeit or who face inevitable death, signaling their absolute dependence on God’s intervention for survival.
Zionצִיּוֹן
Tsiyyon · Hebrew Noun
The hill in Jerusalem that became the center of Israel's worship and the dwelling place of God's presence, often representing the spiritual home of God's people.
LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Noun
The covenant name of God, revealing Him as the self-existent, faithful, and redeeming God of Israel who fulfills His promises.
Jerusalemיְרוּשָׁלִַם
Yerushalayim · Hebrew Noun
The city chosen by God as the location for His temple; symbolically, it represents the place of God's rule, His presence among His people, and the future hope of eternal worship.
praiseתְּהִלָּה
tehillah · Hebrew Noun
Public expression of honor, adoration, and thanksgiving given to God, acknowledging His worthiness, majesty, and mighty acts.
peoplesעַם
am · Hebrew Noun
Referring to the nations of the world; in the Bible, this often highlights the inclusion of all humanity in the scope of God’s sovereignty and ultimate plan of redemption.
kingdomsמַמְלָכָה
mamlakah · Hebrew Noun
Polities or realms ruled by kings; in scripture, these are often contrasted with God’s Kingdom, though they are ultimately destined to submit to His authority.
worshipעָבַד
abad · Hebrew Verb
To bow down or show submission to God; a posture of humility and reverence that recognizes God as the Creator and Sovereign Lord.
