Strong’s H4775

מָרַד

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

marad

Pronunciation

mah-RAHD

Definition

To rebel, revolt

Meaning

to rebel

Usage

The Hebrew verb "marad" primarily means to rebel or revolt against authority. It conveys a sense of defiance and insubordination, often in the context of political or spiritual rebellion. In the biblical narrative, it is used to describe actions against established leadership or divine commandments.

Bible references

Genesis 14:4;Numbers 14:9;Joshua 22:16;Joshua 22:18;Joshua 22:19;Joshua 22:19;Joshua 22:29;2 Kings 18:7;2 Kings 18:20;2 Kings 24:1;2 Kings 24:20;2 Chronicles 13:6;2 Chronicles 36:13;Nehemiah 2:19;Nehemiah 6:6;Nehemiah 9:26;Job 24:13;Isaiah 36:5;Jeremiah 52:3;Ezekiel 2:3;Ezekiel 2:3;Ezekiel 17:15;Ezekiel 20:38;Daniel 9:5;Daniel 9:9