Strong’s H7621
שְׁבוּעָה
Part of speech
Noun Feminine
Transliteration
shbuw`ah
Pronunciation
shev-oo-AH
Definition
Oath, Vow
Meaning
something sworn, an oath
Usage
The term "shebuah" refers to a solemn promise or oath, often made in the context of a covenant or agreement. In the Hebrew Bible, it signifies a binding commitment, frequently invoking God as a witness to the truthfulness and seriousness of the promise. The concept of an oath underscores the importance of truthfulness and integrity in one's words and commitments.
Bible references
Genesis 24:8;Genesis 26:3;Exodus 22:11;Leviticus 5:4;Numbers 5:21;Numbers 5:21;Numbers 30:2;Numbers 30:10;Numbers 30:13;Deuteronomy 7:8;Joshua 2:17;Joshua 2:20;Joshua 9:20;Judges 21:5;1 Samuel 14:26;2 Samuel 21:7;1 Kings 2:43;1 Chronicles 16:16;2 Chronicles 15:15;Nehemiah 6:18;Nehemiah 10:29;Psalm 105:9;Ecclesiastes 8:2;Ecclesiastes 9:2;Isaiah 65:15