Strong’s H1607

גָּעַשׁ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

ga`ash

Pronunciation

gah-ash

Definition

To shake, quake, or tremble

Meaning

to agitate violently

Usage

The Hebrew verb "gaash" primarily conveys the idea of shaking or quaking, often used in the context of natural phenomena such as earthquakes or storms. It can also describe the trembling or agitation of people, whether due to fear, anger, or divine intervention. The term is used to depict both literal and metaphorical shaking, emphasizing the power and majesty of God in controlling the forces of nature and the affairs of humanity.

Bible references

2 Samuel 22:8;2 Samuel 22:8;Job 34:20;Psalm 18:7;Psalm 18:7;Jeremiah 5:22;Jeremiah 25:16;Jeremiah 46:7;Jeremiah 46:8