Biblical Hebrew H7562 noun masculine 30 occurrences

רֶשַׁע

Transliteration: resa (rešaʿ)
Pronunciation: /REH-shah/

“wickedness, iniquity, lawlessness”

Unrighteousness, moral lawlessness, civil injustice, oppression of the poor and helpless.

Lexical & Etymological Analysis

Root & Derivation

From רָשַׁע (H7561).

Traditional English Renderings (KJV/AV)

wickednessiniquity

Septuagint (LXX) & New Testament Conceptual Bridges

Cross-Testament Bridge

How this lemma bridges Old Testament Hebrew and New Testament Koine Greek through the Septuagint (LXX) translation tradition.

LXX conceptual translation: רֶשַׁע (wickedness, iniquity, lawlessness) -> ἀδικία (injustice, unrighteousness, iniquity)

LXX conceptual translation: רֶשַׁע (wickedness, iniquity, lawlessness) -> ἀνομία (lawlessness, iniquity)

LXX conceptual translation: רֶשַׁע (wickedness, iniquity, lawlessness) -> ἄνομος (lawless, wicked, without law)

LXX conceptual translation: רֶשַׁע (wickedness, iniquity, lawlessness) -> ἀσέβεια (ungodliness, impiety, ungodly deeds)

Key Biblical Occurrences (5)

Foundational passages where רֶשַׁע (resa) carries significant theological or narrative weight.

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