LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal name of the Creator God of Israel, revealing His covenant faithfulness, holiness, and self-existence. It is the name through which He enters into a redemptive relationship with His people.
benefitsתַּגְמוּלֹוהִי
tagmulōhi · Hebrew Noun
Acts of kindness, goodness, or favorable deeds. Biblically, these refer to the manifold blessings—providential and redemptive—that God bestows upon His people, deserving of gratitude.
cupכּוֹס
kos · Hebrew Noun
A term used symbolically in Scripture to represent one's portion or allotment in life, often associated with divine judgment or blessing. Here, it refers to the blessing and deliverance provided by God.
salvationיְשׁוּעוֹת
yeshu'ah · Hebrew Noun
The act of deliverance, preservation, or rescue from danger, enemies, or the power of sin. It is a central theme in Scripture, emphasizing that God alone is the source of rescue and eternal life.
call on the nameקָרָא
qara · Hebrew Verb
To invoke, proclaim, or make known the character and authority of God. Biblically, it signifies establishing a relationship with God through prayer, worship, and public confession.
vowsנֶדֶר
neder · Hebrew Noun
A solemn promise or religious pledge made to God, usually in response to a specific petition or deliverance. Keeping one's vows demonstrates integrity, faithfulness, and worshipful gratitude.
Preciousיָקָר
yaqar · Hebrew Adjective
Having great value, weight, or importance. In a divine context, it signifies that God does not take lightly or view with indifference the experiences—especially the sufferings—of His people.
saintsחָסִיד
chasid · Hebrew Noun
Those who are set apart for God through His covenant mercy. It describes believers who live in a relationship of loyalty and holiness with the Lord.
LORDיְהוָה
Yahweh · Hebrew Proper Noun
The personal, covenantal name of God in the Old Testament, representing His self-existence, faithfulness, and holiness.
servantעֶבֶד
ebed · Hebrew Noun
One who is in the service of another, signifying total submission, belonging, and allegiance to a master. In a spiritual context, it describes the believer's position before God.
loosedפָּתַח
pathach · Hebrew Verb
Refers to being released, set free, or delivered from physical or spiritual constraints, chains, or oppression.
sacrificeזֶבַח
zebach · Hebrew Noun
A visible, outward expression or ritual act offered to God, often representing gratitude, petition, or atonement.
thanksgivingתּוֹדָה
todah · Hebrew Noun
An expression of gratitude and praise to God for His character and His acts of deliverance and kindness.
vowsנֵדֶר
neder · Hebrew Noun
To make a formal or solemn promise to God, often connected to a specific request for divine help or as a sign of dedication.
courtsחָצֵר
chatser · Hebrew Noun
The designated areas within the tabernacle or temple complex where Israel gathered for worship and where the presence of God dwelt among His people.
Jerusalemיְרוּשָׁלִַם
Yerushalayim · Hebrew Proper Noun
The city of David, chosen by God as the location for His temple and the seat of His presence on earth; it symbolizes the center of worship and covenant life.
Praiseהָלַל
halal · Hebrew Verb
A command or call to offer adoration, glory, and worship to the LORD, acknowledging His majesty and mighty works.
