The word treasure is used multiple times in the Bible. That’s why I wanted to look up what the word treasure means in Hebrew and Greek.

All scriptures are taken from NKJV unless otherwise marked.

“Again, the kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and hid; and for joy over it he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field.”

– Matthew 13:44

What Does The Word ‘Treasure’ Mean In Hebrew?

owtsar- depository.

genaz- treasury storeroom.

chocen- wealth.

matmown- secret storehouse; hidden riches

mickenah- storage-magazine. Read more

The word transgression is used many times in the Bible. That’s why I wanted to look up the definition of the word transgression in Hebrew and Greek.

All scriptures are taken from NKJV unless otherwise marked.

What Does The Word ‘Transgression’ Mean In Hebrew?

ma’al- treacherous act; trespass; unfaithful.

Most of the times this word is used, it supports the idea of faithlessness. It’s an act that’s done by a person who knows better, but for selfish motives, does the wrong thing.

“Moreover all the articles which King Ahaz in his reign had cast aside in his transgression we have prepared and sanctified; and there they are, before the altar of the Lord.”

– 2 Chronicles 29:19

pasha- to break away from authority; rebel. Read more

To swear in today’s culture has a negative meaning and for good reason. However, I wanted to look up what the word swear means in Hebrew and Greek.

All scriptures are taken from NKJV unless otherwise marked.

What Does The Word ‘Swear’ Mean In Hebrew?

alah- imprecate, utter a curse.

nasa- to lift up.

shaba- to swear.

This word is used when someone swears or takes an oath to strongly affirm a promise.

“Now Jonathan again caused David to vow, because he loved him; for he loved him as he loved his own soul.”

– 1 Samuel 20:17 Read more

If you’re a Christian, you may be familiar with the word stumblingblock. However, I wanted to see what the word meant in the original languages. That’s why I decided to look up what the word stumblingblock means in Hebrew and Greek.

All scriptures are taken from NKJV unless otherwise marked.

What Does The Word ‘Stumblingblock’ Mean In Hebrew?

mikshowl- stumbling-block.

What Does The Word ‘Stumblingblock’ Mean In Greek?

proskomma- occasion of the apostasy.

This word signifies an obstacle against which one may dash his foot. Its translated into:

• an offense (Romans 14:20)
• a stumblingblock or a spiritual hindrance to another by the selfish use of one’s liberty. (Romans 14:13)
• a stone of stumbling (1 Peter 2:8)

This term is used of Christ in Romans 9:30-33: Read more