What does אִמְרָה · λόγιον mean in the Bible?
אִמְרָה · λόγιον is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a spoken word or divine utterance".
Hebrew · H565, G3051
אִמְרָה
Commandment, speech, word. · an utterance (of God)
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אִמְרָהH565commandment, speech, word.
Pronunciation’imrôṯ
Divine utterance that carries binding authority; God's spoken word as law and covenant stipulation
Open lexicon entry →λόγιονG3051an utterance (of God)
Pronunciationlógion
Divine utterance or oracle; God's authoritative spoken word distinguished from ordinary human speech
Open lexicon entry →What does אִמְרָה (imrah) mean in the Bible?
אִמְרָה · λόγιον is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a spoken word or divine utterance".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H565, G3051?
H565, G3051 is connected to 37 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. a spoken word or divine utterance
Strong'sH565, G3051
Lexical occurrences37 versesSource Gloss
a spoken word or divine utterance
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
Word Origins
אִמְרָה is built from this root: