Strong’s H5331

נֶצַח

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

netsach

Pronunciation

NAY-tsakh

Definition

Forever, eternity, splendor, enduring, perpetual

Meaning

a goal, the bright object at a, distance travelled towards, splendor, truthfulness, confidence, continually

Usage

The Hebrew word "netsach" primarily conveys the idea of perpetuity or eternity. It is often used to describe something that is everlasting or enduring. In some contexts, it can also refer to splendor or glory, emphasizing the enduring nature of such qualities. The term is frequently used in the context of God's eternal nature, the enduring quality of His promises, or the perpetual state of certain conditions or truths.

Bible references

1 Samuel 15:29;2 Samuel 2:26;1 Chronicles 29:11;Job 4:20;Job 14:20;Job 20:7;Job 23:7;Job 34:36;Job 36:7;Psalm 9:6;Psalm 9:18;Psalm 10:11;Psalm 13:1;Psalm 16:11;Psalm 44:23;Psalm 49:9;Psalm 49:19;Psalm 52:5;Psalm 68:16;Psalm 74:1;Psalm 74:3;Psalm 74:10;Psalm 74:19;Psalm 77:8;Psalm 79:5