goodטוֹב
tōb · Hebrew Adjective
The moral, righteous, and benevolent character of God; the source of all that is desirable and beneficial in existence. It describes His disposition to act for the well-being of His creation.
Israelיִשְׂרָאֵל
Yisrāʾēlʾ · Hebrew Proper Noun
The people of God, the nation chosen by covenant to be His special treasure. It signifies the community of faith that dwells in His presence.
heartלֵבָב
lēbāb · Hebrew Noun
The inner self or seat of the intellect, emotions, will, and conscience. A 'pure' heart implies sincerity, devotion, and a life undivided in its allegiance to God.
enviousקָנָא
qānāʾ · Hebrew Verb
To show jealousy or resentment toward another's success or status. In a biblical context, it often refers to a sinful discontentment with God's providential distribution of blessings.
arrogantהֹולֵל
hōlēl · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
Those who act with hubris or boastful pride, specifically in defiance of God. They are characterized by a self-sufficient attitude that rejects divine authority.
prosperityשָׁלוֹם
šālōm · Hebrew Noun
The state of being successful, flourishing, or having peace in worldly affairs. It often serves as a point of contention when observed in those who disregard God's law.
wickedרָשָׁע
rāšāʿ · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
Those who violate God's moral order. It refers to individuals who live in habitual, unrepentant opposition to divine justice and righteousness.
pangsחַרְצֻבָּה
ḥarṣubbâ · Hebrew Noun
Refers to the physical pain, agony, or suffering associated with the process of dying. In this context, it highlights a lack of painful consequences for the lifestyle of the wicked.
troubleעָמָל
ʿāmāl · Hebrew Noun
State of misery, affliction, or hardship. In a biblical sense, it often describes the common struggles faced by those subject to the consequences of a fallen world.
prideגָּאוֹן
ga'on · Hebrew Noun
A haughty or arrogant attitude that sets oneself up above God and others, characterized by self-sufficiency and a lack of dependence on the Creator.
garmentעֲטִיפָה
atiphah · Hebrew Noun
An outward appearance or display that conceals one's true nature; in a negative sense, it is the manifestation of one's character, here implying that their sinful state is worn openly.
violenceחָמָס
chamas · Hebrew Noun
Physical force, often used unjustly or aggressively to overpower others; it stands in direct opposition to God's justice and mercy.
heartsלֵבָב
lebab · Hebrew Noun
Refers to the seat of intellect, emotion, and will; in the Bible, it is the center of human moral decision-making and the primary object of God's transformative work.
folliesמַשְׂכִּיּוֹת
maskiyyoth · Hebrew Noun
Morally corrupt thoughts, sinful intentions, or foolish speech that flows from a mind disconnected from divine wisdom and truth.
scoffמָמַק
maqam · Hebrew Verb
To treat something or someone with contempt, mockery, or scorn; it is the verbal expression of a prideful heart that lacks reverence for God.
maliceרָעָה
ra'ah · Hebrew Noun
Deep-seated ill will or the desire to inflict harm upon others; it is a manifestation of a heart void of the love of God.
oppressionעֹשֶׁק
osheq · Hebrew Noun
The act of crushing or exploiting the weak; in biblical theology, it is a great injustice that cries out to God for judgment.
heavensשָׁמַיִם
shamayim · Hebrew Noun
The dwelling place of God and the seat of His authority; setting one's mouth against heaven represents a blasphemous challenge to divine sovereignty.
tongueלָשׁוֹן
lashon · Hebrew Noun
The instrument of speech; in Scripture, it is a powerful tool capable of both life and death, reflecting the true condition of the speaker's heart.
Godאֵל
'el · Hebrew Noun
The Creator and Sustainer of the universe, who is sovereign over all creation and personal in His dealings with humanity. He is the focus of all worship and the ultimate source of truth and morality.
Most Highעֶלְיוֹן
'elyown · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
The highest, supreme, or exalted one; a title indicating God’s supreme authority, sovereignty, and transcendence over all other powers or beings.
wickedרָשָׁע
rasha' · Hebrew Noun/Adjective
Those who act in moral rebellion against God's law. They are characterized by a lack of fear of God and a lifestyle that disregards His righteousness.
heartלֵבָב
lebab · Hebrew Noun
The inward center of human life, encompassing the intellect, emotions, will, and conscience. It is the place where God evaluates the true nature of a person.
innocenceנָקָי
naqiy · Hebrew Noun
Moral purity or uprightness; the quality of being free from guilt or wrongdoing, often associated with outward conduct reflecting inward integrity.
strickenנָגַף
nagaph · Hebrew Verb
To be struck, afflicted, or punished; often used in the context of divine discipline or severe suffering, testing the faith of the believer.
rebukedיָכַח
yakach · Hebrew Verb
To reprove, correct, or admonish, typically in a judicial or moral context. It implies an act of calling someone to account for their behavior.
