Strong’s H5612

סֵפֶר

Part of speech

noun masculine; feminine; noun feminine

Transliteration

cepher

Pronunciation

SAY-fer

Definition

Book, scroll, document, writing

Meaning

writing, a book

Usage

The Hebrew word "sepher" primarily refers to a written document, which can range from a simple letter to a formal book or scroll. It is used to denote various forms of written communication, including legal documents, historical records, and literary works. In the context of the Bible, "sepher" often refers to sacred texts, such as the Torah or other scriptural writings.

Bible references

Genesis 5:1;Exodus 17:14;Exodus 24:7;Exodus 32:32;Exodus 32:33;Numbers 5:23;Numbers 21:14;Deuteronomy 17:18;Deuteronomy 24:1;Deuteronomy 24:3;Deuteronomy 28:58;Deuteronomy 28:61;Deuteronomy 29:20;Deuteronomy 29:21;Deuteronomy 29:27;Deuteronomy 30:10;Deuteronomy 31:24;Deuteronomy 31:26;Joshua 1:8;Joshua 8:31;Joshua 8:34;Joshua 10:13;Joshua 18:9;Joshua 23:6;Joshua 24:26