Strong’s H4279

מָחָר

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

machar

Pronunciation

mah-khar'

Definition

Tomorrow, in time to come, in the future

Meaning

deferred, the morrow, tomorrow, hereafter

Usage

The Hebrew word "machar" primarily denotes the concept of "tomorrow" or "the day after." It is used to indicate a future time, often in the context of planning or predicting future events. In the biblical narrative, "machar" can also imply a sense of urgency or expectation regarding what is to come.

Bible references

Genesis 30:33;Exodus 8:10;Exodus 8:23;Exodus 8:29;Exodus 9:5;Exodus 9:18;Exodus 10:4;Exodus 13:14;Exodus 16:23;Exodus 17:9;Exodus 19:10;Exodus 32:5;Numbers 11:18;Numbers 14:25;Numbers 16:7;Numbers 16:16;Deuteronomy 6:20;Joshua 3:5;Joshua 4:6;Joshua 4:21;Joshua 7:13;Joshua 11:6;Joshua 22:18;Joshua 22:24;Joshua 22:27