Strong’s H5254
נָסָה
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
nacah
Pronunciation
naw-saw'
Definition
To test, to try, to prove, to tempt
Meaning
to test, to attempt
Usage
The Hebrew verb "nasah" primarily means to test or try, often in the context of examining or proving the quality, faith, or character of someone or something. It can also imply a trial or temptation, where the intent is to reveal or refine the true nature of the subject being tested. In the biblical context, "nasah" is frequently used to describe God's testing of His people to strengthen their faith and obedience.
Bible references
Genesis 22:1;Exodus 15:25;Exodus 16:4;Exodus 17:2;Exodus 17:7;Exodus 20:20;Numbers 14:22;Deuteronomy 4:34;Deuteronomy 6:16;Deuteronomy 6:16;Deuteronomy 8:2;Deuteronomy 8:16;Deuteronomy 13:3;Deuteronomy 28:56;Deuteronomy 33:8;Judges 2:22;Judges 3:1;Judges 3:4;Judges 6:39;1 Samuel 17:39;1 Samuel 17:39;1 Kings 10:1;2 Chronicles 9:1;2 Chronicles 32:31;Job 4:2