Strong’s H4818

מֶרְכָּבָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

merkabah

Pronunciation

mer-kaw-BAH

Definition

Chariot

Meaning

a chariot

Usage

The term "merkabah" primarily refers to a chariot, a vehicle used in ancient times for transportation, warfare, and ceremonial purposes. In the biblical context, it often symbolizes power, speed, and divine intervention. The chariot is frequently associated with military might and is used metaphorically to describe God's heavenly chariot, as seen in prophetic and apocalyptic literature.

Bible references

Genesis 41:43;Genesis 46:29;Exodus 14:25;Exodus 15:4;Joshua 11:6;Joshua 11:9;Judges 4:15;Judges 5:28;1 Samuel 8:11;1 Samuel 8:11;2 Samuel 15:1;1 Kings 7:33;1 Kings 10:29;1 Kings 12:18;1 Kings 20:33;1 Kings 22:35;2 Kings 5:21;2 Kings 5:26;2 Kings 9:27;2 Kings 10:15;2 Kings 23:11;1 Chronicles 28:18;2 Chronicles 1:17;2 Chronicles 9:25;2 Chronicles 10:18