Strong’s H6490

פִקּוּד

Part of speech

Noun Masculine

Transliteration

piqquwd

Pronunciation

pik-KOOD

Definition

Precept, Statute, Commandment

Meaning

appointed, a mandate

Usage

The term "piqqud" refers to a commandment or precept, often used in the context of divine instructions or decrees given by God. It emphasizes the authoritative and binding nature of God's laws, which are meant to guide the moral and spiritual conduct of His people. In the Hebrew Bible, "piqqud" is frequently associated with the Torah and the covenantal relationship between God and Israel.

Bible references

Psalm 19:8;Psalm 103:18;Psalm 111:7;Psalm 119:4;Psalm 119:15;Psalm 119:27;Psalm 119:40;Psalm 119:45;Psalm 119:56;Psalm 119:63;Psalm 119:69;Psalm 119:78;Psalm 119:87;Psalm 119:93;Psalm 119:94;Psalm 119:100;Psalm 119:104;Psalm 119:110;Psalm 119:128;Psalm 119:134;Psalm 119:141;Psalm 119:159;Psalm 119:168;Psalm 119:173