Strong’s H7350

רָחוֹק

Part of speech

Adjective; noun masculine; Adjective; noun masculine

Transliteration

rachowq

Pronunciation

rah-khoke'

Definition

Far, distant, remote

Meaning

remote, of place, time, precious

Usage

The Hebrew word "rachoq" is used to describe physical distance, as well as metaphorical or relational distance. It can refer to something that is geographically far away or to a concept or person that is distant in terms of relationship or understanding. In the Old Testament, "rachoq" often conveys the idea of separation, whether it be physical, emotional, or spiritual.

Bible references

Genesis 22:4;Genesis 37:18;Exodus 2:4;Exodus 20:18;Exodus 20:21;Exodus 24:1;Numbers 9:10;Deuteronomy 13:7;Deuteronomy 20:15;Deuteronomy 28:49;Deuteronomy 29:22;Deuteronomy 30:11;Joshua 3:4;Joshua 9:6;Joshua 9:9;Joshua 9:22;Judges 18:7;Judges 18:28;1 Samuel 26:13;2 Samuel 7:19;1 Kings 8:41;1 Kings 8:46;2 Kings 2:7;2 Kings 19:25;2 Kings 20:14