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(3) he is מֶלֶךְ הַכָּבוֺד Psalm 24:7; Psalm 24:8; Psalm 24:9; Psalm 24:10 (twice in verse); he will appear in his glory Psalm 102:17, his glory will be revealed in a march through the wilderness to the holy land Isaiah 40:5, the land will see it Isaiah 35:2, shine with it Ezekiel 43:3, and it will dwell in the land Psalm 85:10 ...
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Like many Hebrew words, glory in Hebrew – kavod, holds more than one meaning. I like to imagine that God designed the ancient language of Hebrew precisely in this way, to give dimension to our understanding of Him and His love for us. Kavodis a term with both social and moral implications, and stems from the root word for weight. It can mean glory,...
In Scripture, we see kavod most often translated into the English word: glory. Sometimes when we hear the word glory, we might think of the fame won on the battlefield, in a patriotic sense. We might also think of glory in terms of beauty, especially in an artistic or conservative application. But biblically, kavodindicates worth and value, and res...
Once we encounter the majesty of God, we can’t help but respond with reverential worship. God’s awesome power and majesty make Him deserving of the highest level of respect, awe, and devotion. “Lift up your heads, O you gates! Lift up, you everlasting doors! And the King of glory shall come in.”Ps 24:9 NKJV Unfortunately, left to our own devices, h...
Scripture also demonstrates that kavodcan be seen or unseen. God revealed His kavod – His glory – to Moses in the wilderness, in the cloud, the pillar of fire, and on Mount Sinai. He tangibly showed His kavodin providing bread (manna) from Heaven, water from a rock, and many victories in battle. Just before Nebuchadnezzar destroyed the First Temple...
Another interesting facet to glory in Hebrew, kavod, is that it can mean something heavy. It can be both in a positive and a negative sense, used both literally and metaphorically. For example, in Psalm 3:3, kavod refers to God’s shield, His battle armor. Lo and behold, the root word of kavodis “heavy” and is connected to the meaning of “armament”:...
But let’s jump back to the beauty and mystery of the Hebrew language. In modern Hebrew, many words are no longer used in their original (ancient) sense. Such is the case also with the word kavod. In Israel today, you’d see it used as a title to address judges, the president, or the prime minister of Israel. It is a title meaning, Your Honour or You...
Aside from these lighthearted expressions of praise and “way to go”, how can we as believers share God’s kavodwith the world around us? How do we manifest the glory of God on earth? Galatians 2:20 and James 2:12 confirm that reverence for God (kavod) is demonstrated by our willingness to die to self, obey His commands, and take sin seriously. The A...
So as agents of God’s goodness, what would it look like to display reverence to God in our everyday lives? I can give you one great example. That is, the fifth commandment, to honor (kavod in verb form) our fathers and mothers. I love how The Passion Translation expresses it: “For the commandment, ‘Honor your father and your mother,’ was the first ...
In some places the word refers to the manifestations and insignia of rank and power, as in the familiar phrase, "Solomon in all his glory" (Matthew 6:29), or the glory of the kingdoms of the world (Matthew 4:8), or the glory of the kings and nations of the earth which shall be brought into the heavenly city (Revelation 21:24, 26). Doxa also defines the praise, honor and dignity of men.
Mar 3, 2022 · This word is especially found in the prophets Isaiah and Ezekiel and in the books of Psalms and Proverbs. As a noun, ‘kabod’ has two aspects of meaning: First, ‘kabod’ can be translated as: weight, strength, power, ability. Second, ‘kabod’ means honor, glory, magnificence, dignity, splendor. In this second aspect of meaning ...
Word Origin from kabad Definition abundance, honor, glory NASB Translation bosom (1), glorious (8), glory (147), honor (33), honorable (1), honored (1), riches (1 ...
Glory of God. The weighty importance and shining majesty which accompany God's presence. The basic meaning of the Hebrew word kabod is heavy in weight. (Compare 1 Samuel 4:18; Proverbs 27:3 .) Thus it can refer to a heavy burden (Exodus 18:18; Psalm 38:4; compare more idiomatic uses in Genesis 12:10; Genesis 47:4; Exodus 4:10; Exodus 7:14 ).
Nov 1, 2011 · The Hebrew word for “glory” is kavod, and in the Old Testament it can refer to honor that humans receive (for example, Gen. 45:13; Est. 5:11). However, the word has a much broader meaning than mere human accolades. The word itself in the Hebrew language literally means “heavy/weighty.”
