Strong’s H7126

קָרַב

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

qarab

Pronunciation

kah-RAHV

Definition

To come near, approach, draw near

Meaning

to approach

Usage

The Hebrew verb "qarab" primarily means to come near or approach. It is used in various contexts, including physical proximity, relational closeness, and ritualistic or spiritual nearness. In the Old Testament, "qarab" often describes the act of drawing near to God, whether through worship, sacrifice, or prayer. It also refers to the approach of people or objects in a more general sense.

Bible references

Genesis 12:11;Genesis 20:4;Genesis 27:41;Genesis 37:18;Genesis 47:29;Exodus 3:5;Exodus 12:48;Exodus 14:10;Exodus 14:20;Exodus 16:9;Exodus 22:8;Exodus 28:1;Exodus 29:3;Exodus 29:4;Exodus 29:8;Exodus 29:10;Exodus 32:19;Exodus 36:2;Exodus 40:12;Exodus 40:14;Exodus 40:32;Leviticus 1:2;Leviticus 1:2;Leviticus 1:3;Leviticus 1:3