Strong’s H7481

רָעַם

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

ra`am

Pronunciation

rah-AM

Definition

To thunder, to roar

Meaning

to tumble, be violently agitated, to crash, to irritate

Usage

The Hebrew verb "raam" primarily conveys the sound and power of thunder, often used metaphorically to describe the voice or presence of God. It signifies a loud, resounding noise that commands attention and evokes awe. In the biblical context, "raam" is used to illustrate God's majesty and power, as His voice is likened to thunder, demonstrating His authority over creation.

Bible references

1 Samuel 1:6;1 Samuel 2:10;1 Samuel 7:10;2 Samuel 22:14;1 Chronicles 16:32;Job 37:4;Job 37:5;Job 40:9;Psalm 18:13;Psalm 29:3;Psalm 96:11;Psalm 98:7;Ezekiel 27:35