Fretחָרָה
charah · Hebrew Verb
To burn with anger, heat, or passion; in this context, it refers to an agitation of heart or intense distress caused by observing the temporary success of the wicked.
evildoersמְרֵעִים
mere'im · Hebrew Noun
People who habitually practice evil or violate the moral law of God; those who live in rebellion against the divine order.
enviousקָנָא
qana' · Hebrew Verb
A feeling of resentful longing aroused by someone else's possessions, qualities, or apparent prosperity; in a biblical context, it involves doubting God's justice.
LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Noun
The personal, covenantal name of God revealed to Israel; He who is self-existent, faithful, and the source of all life and redemption.
Trustבָּטַח
batach · Hebrew Verb
To rely upon, lean on, or place confidence in; it implies a total dependence on God's character and promises rather than on one's own resources.
landאֶרֶץ
erets · Hebrew Noun
The primary geographic place of God's covenantal blessing given to His people; symbolically represents the place of God's presence, security, and promise.
faithfulnessאֱמוּנָה
'emunah · Hebrew Noun
Steadfastness, reliability, and fidelity; it is the quality of character that mirrors God's own unchangeable nature and covenantal loyalty.
Delightעָנַג
anag · Hebrew Verb
To find deep pleasure, satisfaction, or joy in someone or something; it implies setting one's desires and affection primarily upon God.
Commitגָּלַל
galal · Hebrew Verb
To roll, transfer, or cast something onto another; biblically, it means to surrender the control, direction, and outcome of one's life activities entirely to God's providence.
righteousnessצֶדֶק
tzedek · Hebrew Noun
A state of being in right standing with God, often characterized by moral integrity, obedience to His law, and faithfulness to His covenant. It is ultimately a gift of grace from God, rather than merely a human achievement.
justiceמִשְׁפָּט
mishpat · Hebrew Noun
The exercise of fairness, judgment, and vindication, reflecting God’s character in upholding the cause of the oppressed and maintaining moral order. It involves both the judicial act of declaring right and the active pursuit of justice in society.
LORDיְהוָה
YHWH · Hebrew Noun
The covenant name of the one true God, revealing His self-existence, holiness, and faithful commitment to His people. It is the name through which He enters into personal relationship with humanity.
wait patientlyחִיל
chul · Hebrew Verb
An active, hopeful expectation of God’s intervention, often requiring trust, endurance, and submission to His timing. It is a posture of quiet confidence in God's promises and sovereignty.
fretחָרָה
charah · Hebrew Verb
A state of intense agitation, heat, or burning indignation that leads to resentment or anxiety. In Scripture, it is consistently warned against as it disrupts trust in God’s ultimate providence.
evildoersרָעַע
ra'a · Hebrew Noun/Adjective
Those who reject God’s authority and engage in morally reprehensible behavior, acting in opposition to His revealed will. They are contrasted throughout the wisdom literature with those who fear the Lord.
cut offכָּרַת
karat · Hebrew Verb
The act of being removed, destroyed, or terminated from life or covenantal blessing. It often implies a divine judgment or separation from the community of the righteous.
inherit the landיָרַשׁ
yarash · Hebrew Verb
In a theological context, this refers to the promise of the blessings of God’s kingdom and His presence, ultimately pointing toward the eternal rest and restoration provided for God's faithful people.
wickedרָשָׁע
rasha · Hebrew Noun/Adjective
Individuals who are ethically or spiritually corrupt, characterized by their rejection of God's ways and their subsequent instability and coming judgment.
meekעָנָו
anav · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
Those who are humble, gentle, and submissive to God's will, often in the face of mistreatment. It implies a reliance on God rather than self-assertion.
landאֶרֶץ
erets · Hebrew Noun
Refers to the land promised by God to His people (often Canaan), symbolizing the blessings of God's kingdom and the ultimate rest of the redeemed.
peaceשָׁלוֹם
shalom · Hebrew Noun
A state of complete well-being, wholeness, and harmony with God, self, and others. It is a gift from God, rooted in righteousness and reconciliation.
