Strong’s H3320
יָצַב
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
yatsab
Pronunciation
yah-tsab'
Definition
To stand, to set, to place oneself, to present oneself
Meaning
to place, to station, offer, continue
Usage
The Hebrew verb "yatsab" primarily means to stand or to set oneself in a position. It conveys the idea of taking a firm stance, being established, or presenting oneself in readiness or determination. This term is often used in contexts where individuals are called to stand firm, either physically or metaphorically, in the face of challenges or in service to God.
Bible references
Exodus 2:4;Exodus 8:20;Exodus 9:13;Exodus 14:13;Exodus 19:17;Exodus 34:5;Numbers 11:16;Numbers 22:22;Numbers 23:3;Numbers 23:15;Deuteronomy 7:24;Deuteronomy 9:2;Deuteronomy 11:25;Deuteronomy 31:14;Deuteronomy 31:14;Joshua 1:5;Joshua 24:1;Judges 20:2;1 Samuel 3:10;1 Samuel 10:19;1 Samuel 10:23;1 Samuel 12:7;1 Samuel 12:16;1 Samuel 17:16;2 Samuel 18:13