Strong’s H8334
שָׁרַת
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
sharath
Pronunciation
shah-rath'
Definition
To minister, to serve, to attend
Meaning
to attend as a, menial, worshipper, to contribute to
Usage
The Hebrew verb "sharath" primarily means to serve or minister. It is often used in the context of service to God, particularly in the roles of priests and Levites who ministered in the Tabernacle and Temple. The term can also refer to serving in a more general sense, including attending to the needs of others or fulfilling duties.
Bible references
Genesis 39:4;Genesis 40:4;Exodus 24:13;Exodus 28:35;Exodus 28:43;Exodus 29:30;Exodus 30:20;Exodus 33:11;Exodus 35:19;Exodus 39:1;Exodus 39:26;Exodus 39:41;Numbers 1:50;Numbers 3:6;Numbers 3:31;Numbers 4:9;Numbers 4:12;Numbers 4:14;Numbers 8:26;Numbers 11:28;Numbers 16:9;Numbers 18:2;Deuteronomy 10:8;Deuteronomy 17:12;Deuteronomy 18:5