Judahיְהוּדָה
Yehudah · Hebrew Proper Noun
Refers to the covenant people of God, often symbolizing the center of God's presence and worship within the promised land.
nameשֵׁם
shem · Hebrew Noun
Refers to the unique, personal, and self-revealing character of the Creator, representing His authority, reputation, and presence among His people.
Israelיִשְׂרָאֵל
Yisra'el · Hebrew Proper Noun
The covenant name for the descendants of Jacob; it signifies God’s chosen people through whom His redemptive purposes are made known to the world.
Salemשָׁלֵם
Shalem · Hebrew Proper Noun
A poetic name for Jerusalem, often associated with peace and the site of God’s dwelling, pointing toward the eternal city of God.
Zionצִיּוֹן
Tsiyyon · Hebrew Proper Noun
The holy mountain and site of God's earthly throne/temple; it represents the place where God dwells in the midst of His people.
Selahסֶלָה
selah · Hebrew Noun/Interjection
A musical or liturgical instruction, likely calling for a pause for reflection or an intensification of the theme just presented.
Gloriousנָאוֹר
na'or · Hebrew Adjective
Refers to the splendor, honor, and brilliance of God’s character and works, often associated with His visible manifestation (glory).
majesticאַדִּיר
addiyr · Hebrew Adjective
Descriptive of the kingly, sovereign dignity and height of God, suggesting a status far above all earthly or spiritual powers.
stoutheartedאַבִּיר
abbiyr · Hebrew Adjective
Describes those who are stubborn, strong-willed, or arrogant in their own power, especially those who oppose God.
rebukeגְּעָרָה
ge'arah · Hebrew Noun
A strong verbal expression of disapproval, correction, or command by God against his enemies or those who oppose his will. It represents the exercise of divine authority to silence opposition.
fearedיָרֵא
yare' · Hebrew Verb
A profound sense of awe, reverence, and trembling before the majesty, power, and holiness of God. It is the appropriate response of a creature recognizing the Creator’s supreme authority.
angerאַף
aph · Hebrew Noun
A term denoting God's intense, righteous reaction against sin, rebellion, and injustice. It is not an irrational outburst but a settled, holy opposition to everything contrary to His nature.
judgmentדִּין
din · Hebrew Noun
The judicial act of God, whereby He discerns between right and wrong and declares a verdict. It involves both the condemnation of the wicked and the vindication of the righteous.
humbleעָנָו
anav · Hebrew Adjective/Noun
Those who are oppressed, lowly, or afflicted, who recognize their complete dependence on God. They are the objects of God's favor and protection because they trust in Him rather than themselves.
wrathחֵמָה
chemah · Hebrew Noun
The righteous, intense, and holy indignation of God against sin. Unlike human anger, it is always directed toward justice and the ultimate triumph of God's sovereign purposes.
