Strong’s H7564

רִשְׁעָה

Part of speech

Noun Feminine

Transliteration

rish`ah

Pronunciation

ree-SHAH

Definition

Wickedness, evil, guilt

Meaning

wrong

Usage

The term "rishah" is used in the Hebrew Bible to denote wickedness or moral wrongness. It often refers to the state or condition of being morally corrupt or engaging in actions that are contrary to God's laws and righteousness. It is used to describe both individual and collective moral failings and is often associated with judgment and divine disapproval.

Bible references

Deuteronomy 9:4;Deuteronomy 9:5;Deuteronomy 25:2;Proverbs 11:5;Proverbs 13:6;Isaiah 9:18;Ezekiel 5:6;Ezekiel 18:20;Ezekiel 18:27;Ezekiel 33:12;Ezekiel 33:19;Zechariah 5:8;Malachi 1:4;Malachi 3:15;Malachi 4:1

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