Strong’s H6680
צָוָה
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
tsavah
Pronunciation
tsaw-VAH
Definition
To command, to charge, to appoint, to ordain
Meaning
to constitute, enjoin
Usage
The Hebrew verb "tsavah" primarily means to command or to give orders. It is often used in the context of God giving commandments to His people, leaders giving instructions, or appointing someone to a specific task or role. The term conveys a sense of authority and obligation, emphasizing the importance of obedience to the given command.
Bible references
Genesis 2:16;Genesis 3:11;Genesis 3:17;Genesis 6:22;Genesis 7:5;Genesis 7:9;Genesis 7:16;Genesis 12:20;Genesis 18:19;Genesis 21:4;Genesis 26:11;Genesis 27:8;Genesis 28:1;Genesis 28:6;Genesis 32:4;Genesis 32:17;Genesis 32:19;Genesis 42:25;Genesis 44:1;Genesis 45:19;Genesis 47:11;Genesis 49:29;Genesis 49:33;Genesis 50:2;Genesis 50:12