Strong’s H4910
מָשַׁל
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
mashal
Pronunciation
mah-SHAL
Definition
To rule, to have dominion, to govern
Meaning
to rule
Usage
The Hebrew verb "mashal" primarily means to rule or have dominion over. It is used in the context of governance, leadership, and authority. The term can refer to the act of ruling over people, nations, or even situations. It conveys the idea of exercising control or authority, often in a manner that is just and righteous.
Bible references
Genesis 1:18;Genesis 3:16;Genesis 4:7;Genesis 24:2;Genesis 37:8;Genesis 37:8;Genesis 45:8;Genesis 45:26;Exodus 21:8;Deuteronomy 15:6;Deuteronomy 15:6;Joshua 12:2;Joshua 12:5;Judges 8:22;Judges 8:23;Judges 8:23;Judges 8:23;Judges 9:2;Judges 9:2;Judges 14:4;Judges 15:11;2 Samuel 23:3;2 Samuel 23:3;1 Kings 4:21;1 Chronicles 29:12