Strong’s H6908

קָבַץ

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

qabats

Pronunciation

kah-VAHTS

Definition

To gather, collect, assemble

Meaning

to grasp, collect

Usage

The Hebrew verb "qabats" primarily means to gather or collect. It is used in various contexts, including the gathering of people, nations, or objects. The term can imply a physical gathering, such as assembling people for a meeting or event, or a more abstract gathering, such as collecting thoughts or emotions. In the biblical narrative, it often conveys the idea of bringing together what was scattered, whether it be exiles returning to their homeland or assembling a group for a specific purpose.

Bible references

Genesis 41:35;Genesis 41:48;Genesis 49:2;Deuteronomy 13:16;Deuteronomy 30:3;Deuteronomy 30:4;Joshua 9:2;Joshua 10:6;Judges 9:47;Judges 12:4;1 Samuel 7:5;1 Samuel 7:6;1 Samuel 7:7;1 Samuel 8:4;1 Samuel 22:2;1 Samuel 25:1;1 Samuel 28:1;1 Samuel 28:4;1 Samuel 28:4;1 Samuel 29:1;2 Samuel 2:25;2 Samuel 2:30;2 Samuel 3:21;1 Kings 11:24;1 Kings 18:19

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