Strong’s H7107

קָצַף

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

qatsaph

Pronunciation

kah-tsaf'

Definition

To be angry, to be wroth, to be indignant

Meaning

to crack off, burst out in rage

Usage

The Hebrew verb "qatsaph" primarily conveys a sense of intense anger or wrath. It is often used to describe the anger of God in response to the disobedience or sinfulness of His people. The term can also refer to human anger, though it is predominantly used in the context of divine wrath in the Hebrew Scriptures.

Bible references

Genesis 40:2;Genesis 41:10;Exodus 16:20;Leviticus 10:6;Leviticus 10:16;Numbers 16:22;Numbers 31:14;Deuteronomy 1:34;Deuteronomy 9:7;Deuteronomy 9:8;Deuteronomy 9:19;Deuteronomy 9:22;Joshua 22:18;1 Samuel 29:4;2 Kings 5:11;2 Kings 13:19;Esther 1:12;Esther 2:21;Psalm 106:32;Ecclesiastes 5:6;Isaiah 8:21;Isaiah 47:6;Isaiah 54:9;Isaiah 57:16;Isaiah 57:17