Strong’s H5641
סָתַר
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
cathar
Pronunciation
sah-thar'
Definition
To hide, conceal, cover
Meaning
to hide
Usage
The Hebrew verb "sathar" primarily means to hide or conceal. It is used in various contexts throughout the Old Testament, often referring to the act of hiding oneself, concealing something, or being hidden by God. The term can imply physical hiding, as well as metaphorical or spiritual concealment, such as God hiding His face or protection under His wings.
Bible references
Genesis 4:14;Genesis 31:49;Exodus 3:6;Numbers 5:13;Deuteronomy 7:20;Deuteronomy 29:29;Deuteronomy 31:17;Deuteronomy 31:18;Deuteronomy 32:20;1 Samuel 20:2;1 Samuel 20:5;1 Samuel 20:19;1 Samuel 20:24;1 Samuel 23:19;1 Samuel 26:1;1 Kings 17:3;2 Kings 11:2;2 Chronicles 22:11;Job 3:10;Job 3:23;Job 13:20;Job 13:24;Job 14:13;Job 28:21;Job 34:22