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Hebrew Class 2014

Hebrew Class 2014. Psalm 119:137-152 Hebrew Word Studies Lesson Seven. Psalm 119:137-144. Tsade ( tsaw -day) – a sickle; reaping hook. Many times refers to the harvest of grace. “ Righteous ” (vs. 137) – tsaddiq (H6662 – TWOT 1879c ).

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Hebrew Class 2014

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  1. Hebrew Class 2014 Psalm 119:137-152 Hebrew Word Studies Lesson Seven

  2. Psalm 119:137-144 Tsade (tsaw-day) – a sickle; reaping hook. Many times refers to the harvest of grace. • “Righteous” (vs. 137) – tsaddiq(H6662 – TWOT 1879c). • “Commanded” (vs. 138) – tsavah(H6680 – TWOT 1887). “Righteous” (vs. 138) – tsedeq(H6664 – TWOT 1879a) (see above). “Very” (vs. 138) – mehode(H3966 – TWOT 1134) – found in many combinations, all expressing the idea of exceeding. “Faithful” (vs. 138) – emunah(H530 – TWOT 116e)

  3. Psalm 119:137-144 • “Consumed” (vs. 139) – tsamath(H6789 – TWOT 1932) – to put an end to; cut off; destroy; to become very tired & weary; exhausted. A very strong word for destruction or for completely silencing someone. “Enemies” (vs. 139) – tsar(H6862 – TWOT 1973a, b; 1974a; 1975a). To be between a rock & a hard place! “Forgotten” (vs. 139) – shakach(H7911 – TWOT 2383). • “Pure” (vs. 140) – tsawraph(H6884 – TWOT 1972). Tried; refined. • “Small” (vs. 141) – tsaw-eer(H6810 – TWOT 1948a). Least in significance, privilege, and desirability).

  4. Psalm 119:137-144 • “Righteousness” (vs. 142) – tsedawkaw(H6666 – TWOT 1879b). • “Trouble” (vs. 143) – tsar(see “enemies” above). • “Righteousness” (vs. 144) – tsedeq(see above vs. 138) “Understanding” (vs. 144) – bîn(H995 – TWOT 239). Discernment; insight.

  5. Psalm 119:145-152 Qoph (cōf) – Back of the head. Represents the subconscious. In the writer’s memory center are remembrances of God’s grace to him. • “Cry” (vs. 145) – qara(H7121 – TWOT 2063). To call; call out. Customarily addressed to a specific recipient, & is intended to elicit a specific response. “Keep” (vs. 145) – natsar(H5341 – TWOT 1407). • “Cry” (vs. 146) – qara (see above). “Save” (vs. 146) – yasha (H3467 – TWOT 929). “Keep” (vs. 146) – shamar(H8104 – TWOT 2414).

  6. Psalm 119:145-152 • “Rise before” (vs. 147) – qadam(H6923 – TWOT 1988). “Cry” (vs. 147) – shava(H7768 – TWOT 2348). To cry out with intensity for help. “Hope” (vs. 147) – yachal(H3176 – TWOT 859). Confident expectation; trust. • “Awake” (vs. 148) – qadam(see above). • “Voice” (vs. 149) – qole (H6963 – TWOT 1998a; 2028b). • “Near” (vs. 150) – qawrab (H7126 – TWOT 2065). • “Near” (vs. 151) – qawrab (see above). • “Old” (vs. 152) – qedem (H6924 – TWOT 1988a).

  7. Aleph (ah-lef) (vs. 1-8) – an ox – generally refers to prosperity; strength under an agricultural economy. Beth (bayth) (vs. 9-16) – a house; a tent – generally refers to the plan of God; living, or, being at home in the plan of God for your life. Gimel (ghee-mel) (vs. 17-24) – gimel is a camel; camel’s neck; soul. The camel is a beast of burden; well-traveled. Represents an extensive knowledge of Bible doctrine. Daleth (daw-leth) (vs. 25-32) – door; curtain to tent – entrance to relationship with God; entrance into the plan of God. He (hay) (vs. 33-40) – window; lattice – new perspective. Waw (wow) or Vav (vs. 41-48) – hook; nail; peg – the Word of God is the hook on which a believer hangs his life. Zayin (vs. 49-56) – a weapon. Our weapon is the Word of God (prayer is our heavy artillery). Cheth (or heth) (vs. 57-64) – a fence or enclosure. The Grace of God protecting the believer. Teth (vs. 65-72) – to roll together. Concept of relationship. Yod (vs. 73-80) – a hand (viewed from the side – a hand cupped). The hand of blessing – our true security. Kaph (caf) (vs. 81-88) – the palm of a hand (simply an advance on the Yod). Lamed (law-med) (vs. 89-96) – an ox goad. Mem (maim) – originally signified water. Refers to the “water of the word” of Ephesians 5:26. Emphasizes the importance of Bible Doctrine. Nun (noon) – is a fish. Stands for provision, especially in the midst of judgment or pressure. Samek (saw-mek) – a prop; a support; a fulcrum. The fulcrum is Bible doctrine. Ayin (ah-yeen) – signifies an eye. The Omniscience of God. Pe (pay) – a mouth. Tsade(tsaw-day) - a sickle; reaping hook. Many times refers to the harvest of grace. Qoph (cōf) - Back of the head. Represents the subconscious. Resh (ray-sh) – The head. Refers to what you think. Shin (sheen) – A tooth. Tau (or Tav) – A signature.

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