Strong’s G2464

Ἰσαάκ

Part of speech

Proper Noun, Indeclinable

Transliteration

Isaak

Pronunciation

ee-sah-AHK

Definition

Isaac

Meaning

(Hebrew), Isaac, the patriarch.

Usage

The name "Isaac" means "he laughs" or "laughter," reflecting the joy and surprise of his parents, Abraham and Sarah, at his birth in their old age. In the New Testament, Isaac is often mentioned in genealogies and discussions of faith, serving as a key figure in the lineage of Jesus Christ and as an example of God's promise and faithfulness.

Bible references

Matthew 1:2;Matthew 1:2;Matthew 8:11;Matthew 22:32;Mark 12:26;Luke 3:34;Luke 13:28;Luke 20:37;Acts 3:13;Acts 7:8;Acts 7:8;Acts 7:32;Romans 9:7;Romans 9:10;Galatians 4:28;Hebrews 11:9;Hebrews 11:17;Hebrews 11:18;Hebrews 11:20;James 2:21