Strong’s H7521

רָצָה

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

ratsah

Pronunciation

rah-tsah'

Definition

To be pleased with, to accept favorably, to delight in, to satisfy

Meaning

to be pleased with, to satisfy a, debt

Usage

The Hebrew verb "ratsah" primarily conveys the idea of being pleased with or accepting something or someone favorably. It is often used in contexts where God expresses His pleasure or acceptance of offerings, sacrifices, or individuals. The term can also imply satisfaction or delight, indicating a positive response or approval.

Bible references

Genesis 33:10;Leviticus 1:4;Leviticus 7:18;Leviticus 19:7;Leviticus 22:23;Leviticus 22:25;Leviticus 22:27;Leviticus 26:34;Leviticus 26:34;Leviticus 26:41;Leviticus 26:43;Leviticus 26:43;Deuteronomy 33:11;Deuteronomy 33:24;1 Samuel 29:4;2 Samuel 24:23;1 Chronicles 28:4;1 Chronicles 29:3;1 Chronicles 29:17;2 Chronicles 10:7;2 Chronicles 36:21;Esther 10:3;Job 14:6;Job 20:10;Job 33:26