The Hebrew word for prayer is “Tefillah”. It is a central aspect of Jewish worship as a means to connect with God.

The Hebrew language refers to mother as “am” or “em”. This term occurs 25 times in the Bible in its original state and about 175 times as variations (his mother, their mother, or our mother).

The Hebrew word for man is Adam. Adam was the first man’s formal name, but it persisted throughout the Old Testament long after Adam’s demise to refer to humankind in general.

Simchah is the Hebrew word for joy. Jews commonly use simchah to express joyous occasions, celebrations, and festivities.

Shachah is the Hebrew word for worship. It means to bow down or to prostrate oneself. In the Old Testament, shachah was not just an act of bowing down. It was a way to demonstrate utmost respect, humility, and complete submission.

The Hebrew word for sin is Chata. The term refers to believers who have gone astray or missing the mark.

The phrase “dancing without leaving room for Jesus” is a humorous way of reminding Christians to observe boundaries while dancing.

The Hebrew words used in the Bible for faith are “aman”, “batah”, “mibtah”, “hasah”, “galal”, “mahseh”,“yahal”, “rechats” and “emunah.”

The Hebrew root for blessing is brk. From this word, we get two words – berekh and barakh.

The 7 Hebrew words Jewish people used for praise are hallel, shabach, tehillah, barak, towdah, yadah and zamar.

The Hebrew word for light is “or” (אוֹר). It refers to the electromagnetic radiation that comes from the sun, stars, and other celestial bodies.

The Hebrew word for grace is HEN. HEN, as used in the Septuagint (LXX) creates the impression of a stronger individual assisting one that is weaker.

The word for deceiver in Hebrew is nakal (naw-kal’), a verb which also means a dishonest or untrustworthy person.

The Hebrew word for violence is hamas. In the Old Testament, hamas is also used in the contexts of sin, cruelty, and injustice against God and fellow man.

Mayan, mayeno, or mayanah, pronounced mah-yawn, is the Hebrew word for spring. The word Mayan symbolizes new life, renewal, or growth.

The Hebrew words demonstrating love are ahava/ahab, racham, and dod.

The Hebrew word for repent is sheenbeyt. It refers to turning about or returning.

Names of God are rich with meaning and implications for our lives. When we understand each name, we learn more about God as He declares to the world who He is.