Strong’s H2040

הָרַס

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

harac

Pronunciation

hah-RAHS

Definition

To tear down, destroy, overthrow, break down

Meaning

to pull down, in pieces, break, & destroy

Usage

The Hebrew verb "haras" primarily means to destroy or tear down. It is often used in the context of demolishing physical structures, such as buildings or walls, but can also refer to the overthrowing of nations or the breaking down of non-physical entities, such as plans or pride. The term conveys a sense of complete and intentional destruction, often as an act of divine judgment or human warfare.

Bible references

Exodus 15:7;Exodus 19:21;Exodus 19:24;Exodus 23:24;Exodus 23:24;Judges 6:25;2 Samuel 11:25;1 Kings 18:30;1 Kings 19:10;1 Kings 19:14;2 Kings 3:25;1 Chronicles 20:1;Job 12:14;Psalm 11:3;Psalm 28:5;Psalm 58:6;Proverbs 11:11;Proverbs 14:1;Proverbs 24:31;Proverbs 29:4;Isaiah 14:17;Isaiah 22:19;Isaiah 49:17;Jeremiah 1:10;Jeremiah 24:6

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