Strong’s H3581

כֹּחַ

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

koach

Pronunciation

koh-akh

Definition

Strength, power, might, ability, force

Meaning

vigor, a large lizard

Usage

The Hebrew word "koach" primarily denotes physical strength or power, but it can also refer to mental or spiritual strength. It is used to describe the might of individuals, nations, and even God Himself. In the context of human ability, it often implies the capacity to perform tasks or achieve goals. When referring to God, it underscores His omnipotence and sovereign power over creation.

Bible references

Genesis 4:12;Genesis 31:6;Genesis 49:3;Exodus 9:16;Exodus 15:6;Exodus 32:11;Leviticus 11:30;Leviticus 26:20;Numbers 14:13;Numbers 14:17;Deuteronomy 4:37;Deuteronomy 8:17;Deuteronomy 8:18;Deuteronomy 9:29;Joshua 14:11;Joshua 14:11;Joshua 17:17;Judges 6:14;Judges 16:5;Judges 16:6;Judges 16:9;Judges 16:15;Judges 16:17;Judges 16:19;Judges 16:30

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