Strong’s H3708

כַּעַס

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

ka`ac

Pronunciation

kah-as

Definition

Anger, provocation, vexation, grief

Meaning

vexation

Usage

The Hebrew word "ka'ac" primarily denotes a state of anger or provocation. It can refer to both human and divine anger, often highlighting the emotional response to wrongdoing or injustice. In the context of human relationships, it can describe the vexation or grief caused by others' actions. When applied to God, it often signifies His righteous indignation against sin and disobedience.

Bible references

Deuteronomy 32:19;Deuteronomy 32:27;1 Samuel 1:6;1 Samuel 1:16;1 Kings 15:30;1 Kings 21:22;2 Kings 23:26;Job 5:2;Job 6:2;Job 10:17;Job 17:7;Psalm 6:7;Psalm 10:14;Psalm 31:9;Psalm 85:4;Proverbs 12:16;Proverbs 17:25;Proverbs 21:19;Proverbs 27:3;Ecclesiastes 1:18;Ecclesiastes 2:23;Ecclesiastes 5:17;Ecclesiastes 7:3;Ecclesiastes 7:9;Ecclesiastes 11:10

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