Biblical Place • Ephes-dammim • 31.691°N, 34.944°E
Ancient biblical location referenced in 1 Chr 11:13 (identified with Ephes-dammim ).
Biblical Place • 31.691°N, 34.944°E
Ancient biblical location referenced in 1 Sam 17:1 .
to rebel, transgress, revolt
To revolt against rightful king, break allegiance, transgress divine covenant laws defiantly.
Derivation: Primitive root.
mercies, compassion
Mercies; sought from the God of heaven to reveal hidden mysteries and preserve life (Daniel 2:18).
Derivation: Aramaic corresponding to רַחֲמִים (H7356).
Wiki Article • Torah & Covenant
Raised in Pharaoh's court and called at the burning bush on Horeb , Moses and his brother Aaron lead Israel out of bondage in Egypt through the Passover and crossing of the Red Sea to receive the Covenant Law at Mount Sinai.
Wiki Article • New Testament & Messiah
During Passover in Jerusalem , Yeshua instituted the New Covenant at the Last Supper, suffered crucifixion at Golgotha , and rose bodily on the third day—interpreted across the New Testament and Hebrews as the ultimate fulfillment of the Tabernacle and Day of Atonement.
compassion, tender mercies, bowels of pity
Plural of intensity expressing boundless tender mercies and deep maternal yearning of God for His backsliding children.
Derivation: Plural of רַחַם (H7356) womb.
Biblical Place • 32.767°N, 36.017°E
Ancient biblical location referenced in Gen 14:5 .
Biblical Place • Dibon 1 • 31.497°N, 35.783°E
Ancient biblical location referenced in Ezek 39:16 (identified with Dibon 1 ).
to miss the mark, err, sin
To miss the mark, lose the way, fail to reach divine goal; moral failure deviating from God's righteous standard in thought, word, or deed.
Derivation: Primitive root.
guilt offering, trespass offering, guilt
Guilt offering, reparation offering; required when sacred things were violated, mandating full restitution plus one-fifth; applied to Servant (Isaiah 53:10).
Derivation: From אָשֵׁם (H816) to be guilty.
Biblical Place • 40.944°N, 24.418°E
Ancient biblical location referenced in Acts 16:11 .
orphan, fatherless child
Fatherless child, orphan; triad of vulnerable persons (with widow and alien) under God's special covenant protection.
Derivation: From an unused root meaning to be lonely.
sin, fault, guilt, penalty
Sin, moral delinquency, liability to punishment before the divine tribunal; frequently bears capital sentence ('sin unto death').
Derivation: From חָטָא (H2398) to miss mark.
Biblical Place • Mount Hermon • 33.416°N, 35.857°E
Ancient biblical location referenced in 1 Chr 5:23 (identified with Mount Hermon ).
transgression, rebellion, revolt
Rebellion, breach of relationship, defiant revolt against sovereign authority; willful breach of covenant stipulations (Isaiah 53:5).
Derivation: From פָּשַׁע (H6586) to rebel.
compassionate, merciful
Compassionate, deeply sympathetic, full of tender mercy; expressing divine pity toward frail human creatures.
Derivation: From רָחַם (H7355) to love tenderly.
leaven, fermented dough, corruption
Leaven, fermented bread; forbidden in altar grain offerings and during Passover as emblem of spreading corruption.
Derivation: From חָמֵץ (H2556) to sour.
lamb, yearling sheep, sacrificial lamb
Young lamb, male yearling sheep without blemish; daily burnt offering (morning and evening tamid), Passover lamb, and symbol of innocent substitute.
Derivation: From an unused root meaning to dominate.
Biblical Place • Sharuhen • 31.282°N, 34.483°E
Ancient biblical location referenced in Josh 15:32 (identified with Sharuhen ).
Upper Room Institution, Patristic Liturgies, and Historical Theories of Real Presence
Instituted directly by Jesus on the night He was betrayed during the Passover meal ( Matt 26:26-28 , 1 Cor 11:23-26 ) as the covenant communion in His blood and body. The exact nature of Christ 's presence (Transubstantiation, Consubstantiation, Spiritual Presence, Memorialism) is a primary historic theological debate.
unleavened bread, purity
Unleavened bread eaten during Passover week, signifying hasty departure from Egypt and moral sincerity free from corrupting leaven.
Derivation: From מָצַץ (H4711) sweet/unfermented.
to comfort, relent, have compassion
To sigh deeply, breathe with relief, comfort, relent, have compassion; God comforting His afflicted people ('Comfort, comfort My people', Isaiah 40:1).
Derivation: Primitive root.
Passover, protection sacrifice
Passover, paschal lamb, festival commemorating Yahweh passing over blood-marked houses in Egypt; prime type of redemption by blood.
Derivation: From פָּסַח (H6452) to pass over, spare.
to be wonderful, surpassing, extraordinary
To be extraordinary, beyond human comprehension or accomplishment ('Is anything too hard for the LORD?', Genesis 18:14).
Derivation: Primitive root.
to have deep compassion, love tenderly
To love deeply from the womb (rechem), cherish tenderly, exercise paternal/maternal compassion toward helpless children (Psalm 103:13).
Derivation: From רֶחֶם (H7358) womb.
understanding, discernment, insight
Discernment, intellectual faculty of comprehension, analytical insight guiding moral choices.
Derivation: From בִּין (H995).