Strong’s H7065

קָנָא

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

qana'

Pronunciation

kaw-naw'

Definition

To be jealous, to be zealous, to envy

Meaning

to be, zealous, jealous, envious

Usage

The Hebrew verb "qanah" primarily conveys the idea of jealousy or zeal. It can refer to a range of emotions from righteous zeal for God's honor to sinful envy or jealousy over what others possess. In the context of God's character, it often describes His passionate commitment to His people and His intolerance of idolatry.

Bible references

Genesis 26:14;Genesis 30:1;Genesis 37:11;Numbers 5:14;Numbers 5:14;Numbers 5:30;Numbers 11:29;Numbers 25:13;Deuteronomy 32:16;Deuteronomy 32:21;Deuteronomy 32:21;2 Samuel 21:2;1 Kings 14:22;1 Kings 19:10;1 Kings 19:10;1 Kings 19:14;1 Kings 19:14;Psalm 37:1;Psalm 73:3;Psalm 78:58;Psalm 106:16;Proverbs 3:31;Proverbs 23:17;Proverbs 24:1;Proverbs 24:19

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