Strong’s H5068
נָדַב
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
nadab
Pronunciation
naw-dab'
Definition
To volunteer, to offer willingly, to incite, to impel
Meaning
to impel, to volunteer, to present spontaneously
Usage
The Hebrew verb "nadab" primarily conveys the idea of a voluntary or willing action. It is often used in the context of making a freewill offering or volunteering service. The term suggests an action taken out of one's own volition, without compulsion or obligation. In the Old Testament, "nadab" is frequently associated with offerings made to God, emphasizing the heart's willingness and generosity in worship and service.
Bible references
Exodus 25:2;Exodus 35:21;Exodus 35:29;Judges 5:2;Judges 5:9;1 Chronicles 29:5;1 Chronicles 29:6;1 Chronicles 29:9;1 Chronicles 29:9;1 Chronicles 29:14;1 Chronicles 29:17;1 Chronicles 29:17;2 Chronicles 17:16;Ezra 1:6;Ezra 2:68;Ezra 3:5;Nehemiah 11:2;Psalm 67:1