Strong’s H2620

חָסָה

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

chacah

Pronunciation

khaw-saw'

Definition

To take refuge, to trust, to seek shelter

Meaning

to flee for, protection, to confide in

Usage

The Hebrew verb "chasah" primarily means to seek refuge or to trust in something or someone for protection. It conveys a sense of seeking safety and security, often in the context of trusting in God as a refuge. This term is frequently used in the Psalms and other poetic books of the Old Testament to express reliance on God's protection and faithfulness.

Bible references

Deuteronomy 32:37;Judges 9:15;Ruth 2:12;2 Samuel 22:3;2 Samuel 22:31;Psalm 2:12;Psalm 5:11;Psalm 7:1;Psalm 11:1;Psalm 16:1;Psalm 17:7;Psalm 18:2;Psalm 18:30;Psalm 25:20;Psalm 31:1;Psalm 31:19;Psalm 34:8;Psalm 34:22;Psalm 36:7;Psalm 37:40;Psalm 57:1;Psalm 57:1;Psalm 61:4;Psalm 64:10;Psalm 71:1

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