Hebrew · H4133, G2218

מוֹטָה בַּרְזֶל

A pole ; by implication, an ox- bow ; hence, a yoke (either literal or figurative) · yoke/scales

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מוֹטָה H4133 a pole ; by implication, an ox- bow ; hence, a yoke (either literal or figurative)
Pronunciation mwōṭāh
Physical restraint device extending to figurative bondage; emphasizes submission through structural constraint rather than mere weight
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ζυγός G2218 yoke/scales
Pronunciation zygós
A yoke symbolizing submission to authority; in NT theology, Christ's yoke represents gracious, liberating discipline.
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What does מוֹטָה בַּרְזֶל (motah barzel) mean in the Bible?

מוֹטָה · ζυγός is a Hebrew phrase meaning "A symbol of heavy, unbreakable domination or servitude.".

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What does מוֹטָה · ζυγός mean in the Bible?

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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H4133, G2218?

H4133, G2218 is connected to 12 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. A symbol of heavy, unbreakable domination or servitude.

Strong's H4133, G2218
Lexical occurrences 12 verses

Source Gloss

A symbol of heavy, unbreakable domination or servitude.
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