Strong’s H6633

צָבָא

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

tsaba'

Pronunciation

tsaw-BAW

Definition

Host, Army, Warfare, Service

Meaning

to mass

Usage

The Hebrew word "tsaba" primarily refers to an organized group of soldiers or a host prepared for battle. It can also denote the concept of warfare or military service. In a broader sense, "tsaba" is used to describe the heavenly hosts, including angels, and the service or duties performed by them. The term is often associated with the LORD of hosts (YHWH Sabaoth), emphasizing God's sovereignty and command over both earthly and heavenly armies.

Bible references

Exodus 38:8;Exodus 38:8;Numbers 4:23;Numbers 8:24;Numbers 31:7;Numbers 31:42;1 Samuel 2:22;2 Kings 25:19;Isaiah 29:7;Isaiah 29:7;Isaiah 29:8;Isaiah 31:4;Jeremiah 52:25;Zechariah 14:12