Strong’s H2502

חָלַץ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

chalats

Pronunciation

khaw-lats'

Definition

To draw out, to deliver, to equip, to rescue

Meaning

to pull off, to strip, to depart, to deliver, equip, present, strengthen

Usage

The Hebrew verb "chalats" primarily conveys the action of drawing out or delivering. It is often used in contexts where someone is being rescued or delivered from danger or distress. Additionally, it can imply equipping or preparing, particularly in a military sense. The term is versatile, appearing in various forms to describe physical, spiritual, and metaphorical deliverance.

Bible references

Leviticus 14:40;Leviticus 14:43;Numbers 31:3;Numbers 31:5;Numbers 32:17;Numbers 32:20;Numbers 32:21;Numbers 32:27;Numbers 32:29;Numbers 32:30;Numbers 32:32;Deuteronomy 3:18;Deuteronomy 25:9;Deuteronomy 25:10;Joshua 4:13;Joshua 6:7;Joshua 6:9;Joshua 6:13;2 Samuel 22:20;1 Chronicles 12:24;1 Chronicles 12:25;2 Chronicles 17:18;2 Chronicles 20:21;2 Chronicles 28:14;Job 36:15