evilרָעָה
ra'ah · Hebrew Noun
The ethical state of rebellion against God, moral perversity, or wickedness that disrupts the created order and invites divine judgment.
hungryרָעֵב
ra'eb · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
A state of physical or spiritual deprivation; in a biblical sense, it often describes the condition of those who realize their need for God's provision and righteousness.
blessingבְּרָכָה
berakah · Hebrew Noun
In the biblical context, the act of divine favor or empowerment bestowed by God upon His people, enabling them to thrive, prosper, and fulfill their purpose.
oppressionעֹשֶׁק
osheq · Hebrew Noun
The state of being crushed, restricted, or treated cruelly by others; it signifies a period of testing or judgment often used to lead God's people to repentance.
evilרָעָה
ra'ah · Hebrew Noun
Moral wrongness or suffering; it represents a wide range of harmful realities—from human wickedness to the natural consequences of sin and brokenness in the world.
sorrowיָגוֹן
yagon · Hebrew Noun
The state of deep grief or emotional pain; often used to describe the internal human response to the brokenness of the world or the consequences of sin.
contemptבּוּז
buz · Hebrew Noun
The act of showing disdain or treating something/someone as insignificant; when attributed to God, it signifies His righteous judgment against those who exalt themselves above His authority.
princesנָדִיב
nadib · Hebrew Noun
Individuals in positions of power or leadership; in scripture, princes are often highlighted regarding their accountability to God and the danger of pride when exercising authority.
needyאֶבְיוֹן
ebhyon · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
Refers to those who are in a state of poverty, weakness, or helplessness, often turning to God for deliverance because they have no other recourse. Biblically, the needy are the special objects of God's care and compassion.
afflictionעֹנִי
oni · Hebrew Noun
A state of distress, trouble, or suffering, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual. In the Bible, affliction is often permitted by God to humble His people and lead them to repentance and dependence upon Him.
uprightיָשָׁר
yashar · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
Refers to those who are morally straight, righteous, or blameless before God. In the wisdom literature and Psalms, the upright are characterized by their adherence to God's law and their pursuit of His ways.
wickednessעַוְלָה
awlah · Hebrew Noun
General term for unrighteousness, injustice, or moral perversion. It represents thoughts or actions that are contrary to God's character and His revealed will for humanity.
wiseחָכָם
chakam · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
Possessing the practical, godly intelligence to apply the knowledge of God to life's circumstances. It is not merely intellectual capacity but a moral orientation that results in obedience and fear of the Lord.
steadfast loveחֶסֶד
chesed · Hebrew Noun
A complex term that signifies God's covenantal loyalty, loving-kindness, mercy, and faithfulness. It describes the steadfast, unfailing, and committed love that God consistently extends to His people despite their unworthiness.
