Strong’s H6950

קָהַל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

qahal

Pronunciation

kah-hal

Definition

To assemble, to gather, to congregate

Meaning

to convoke

Usage

The Hebrew verb "qahal" primarily means to assemble or gather together. It is often used in the context of calling people together for a specific purpose, such as worship, decision-making, or communal activities. The term can refer to both formal and informal gatherings and is frequently associated with religious or ceremonial assemblies.

Bible references

Exodus 32:1;Exodus 35:1;Leviticus 8:3;Leviticus 8:4;Numbers 1:18;Numbers 8:9;Numbers 10:7;Numbers 16:3;Numbers 16:19;Numbers 16:42;Numbers 20:2;Numbers 20:8;Numbers 20:10;Deuteronomy 4:10;Deuteronomy 31:12;Deuteronomy 31:28;Joshua 18:1;Joshua 22:12;Judges 20:1;1 Kings 8:1;1 Kings 8:2;1 Kings 12:21;1 Chronicles 13:5;1 Chronicles 15:3;1 Chronicles 28:1