Strong’s H4899

מָשִׁיחַ

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

mashiyach

Pronunciation

mah-shee'-akh

Definition

Anointed one, Messiah

Meaning

anointed, a consecrated person, the Messiah

Usage

The term "mashiach" refers to someone who is anointed with oil, signifying their consecration to a specific role or office. In the Hebrew Bible, it is used to describe priests, kings, and sometimes prophets who were anointed as part of their divine appointment. Over time, "mashiach" came to be associated with the anticipated deliverer and king, the Messiah, who would establish God's kingdom.

Bible references

Leviticus 4:3;Leviticus 4:5;Leviticus 4:16;Leviticus 6:22;1 Samuel 2:10;1 Samuel 2:35;1 Samuel 12:3;1 Samuel 12:5;1 Samuel 16:6;1 Samuel 24:6;1 Samuel 24:6;1 Samuel 24:10;1 Samuel 26:9;1 Samuel 26:11;1 Samuel 26:16;1 Samuel 26:23;2 Samuel 1:14;2 Samuel 1:16;2 Samuel 1:21;2 Samuel 19:21;2 Samuel 22:51;2 Samuel 23:1;1 Chronicles 16:22;2 Chronicles 6:42;Psalm 2:2

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