Hebrew · H4687, H2706

מִצְוָה וְחֻקִּים

A command , whether human or divine (collectively, the Law ) · an enactment ; hence, an appointment (of time, space, quantity, labor or usage)

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מִצְוָה H4687 a command , whether human or divine (collectively, the Law )
Pronunciation mitsvah
Divine command carrying covenantal weight; OT's primary term for God's binding directives and obligations under the Law.
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חֹק H2706 an enactment ; hence, an appointment (of time, space, quantity, labor or usage)
Pronunciation ḥōq
Divine decree that establishes fixed boundaries—temporal, spatial, or behavioral—defining creation's order and covenant obligation.
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What does מִצְוָה וְחֻקִּים (mitzvah vechuqqim) mean in the Bible?

מִצְוָה · חֹק is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a command , whether human or divine (collectively, the Law )".

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What does מִצְוָה · חֹק mean in the Bible?

מִצְוָה · חֹק is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a command , whether human or divine (collectively, the Law )".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H4687, H2706?

H4687, H2706 is connected to 312 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. a command , whether human or divine (collectively, the Law )

Strong's H4687, H2706
Lexical occurrences 312 verses

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a command , whether human or divine (collectively, the Law )
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