What does חָלַץ · ῥύομαι mean in the Bible?
חָלַץ · ῥύομαι is a Hebrew phrase meaning "to draw out, rescue, or deliver from danger".
Hebrew · H2502, G4506
חָלַץ
To pull off ; hence (intensively) to strip , (reflex.) to depart ; by implication, to deliver , equip (for fight); present , strengthen · to rescue
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חָלַץH2502to pull off ; hence (intensively) to strip , (reflex.) to depart ; by implication, to deliver , equip (for fight); present , strengthen
Pronunciationnechelatz
Physical removal becomes liberation: stripping away obstacles to equip and deliver someone for battle or rescue.
Open lexicon entry →ῥύομαιG4506to rescue
Pronunciationrhýomai
Rescue through forceful extraction or removal, emphasizing deliverance from danger or evil power.
Open lexicon entry →What does חָלַץ (chalats) mean in the Bible?
חָלַץ · ῥύομαι is a Hebrew phrase meaning "to draw out, rescue, or deliver from danger".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H2502, G4506?
H2502, G4506 is connected to 44 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. to draw out, rescue, or deliver from danger
Source Gloss
to draw out, rescue, or deliver from danger
Grammatical Forms
How the stem changes the meaning of this verb across the biblical text.
This verb appears through different tense, voice, mood, or stem patterns. Those forms help readers see how the action is presented in context.
Form groups4Aligned forms24
Qalbasic active stem — the word in its most common, direct sense15×
Participle passive1Chr 12:25 · 2Chr 17:18 · Deut 3:18 · Deut 25:10 · Isa 15:4 · Josh 4:13 · Num 31:5 · Num 32:21 · Num 32:27 · Num 32:29 · Num 32:30 · Num 32:3212×
PerfectHos 5:6 · Lam 4:32×
ImperfectIsa 20:21×
Hiphilcausative active — the subject causes someone else to perform the action1×
ImperfectIsa 58:111×
Pielintensive active — emphasizes thoroughness or repeated action3×
PerfectLev 14:43 · Ps 116:82×
ImperfectJob 36:151×
Niphalpassive or reflexive — the subject receives or experiences the action5×
ImperfectNum 32:17 · Num 32:20 · Prov 11:93×
Sequential imperfectNum 31:31×
Participle activeProv 11:81×
Word Origins
חָלַץ is a primitive root - no further derivation.