Strong’s H6581

פָשָׂה

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

pasah

Pronunciation

pah-sah'

Definition

To pass over, to spare

Meaning

to spread

Usage

The Hebrew verb "pasah" primarily means "to pass over" or "to spare." It is most famously associated with the Passover event in the book of Exodus, where the Lord "passed over" the houses of the Israelites that had the blood of the lamb on their doorposts, sparing them from the plague of the firstborn. This term conveys the idea of divine protection and deliverance.

Bible references

Leviticus 13:5;Leviticus 13:6;Leviticus 13:7;Leviticus 13:7;Leviticus 13:8;Leviticus 13:22;Leviticus 13:22;Leviticus 13:23;Leviticus 13:27;Leviticus 13:27;Leviticus 13:28;Leviticus 13:32;Leviticus 13:34;Leviticus 13:35;Leviticus 13:35;Leviticus 13:36;Leviticus 13:51;Leviticus 13:53;Leviticus 13:55;Leviticus 14:39;Leviticus 14:44;Leviticus 14:48