Zamar (to prune): meaning of the Hebrew word
Zamar (to prune) (זָמַר, pronounced "zamar", Strong's H2168) is a Biblical Hebrew word meaning: To prune, to trim the vine: the second meaning of Zamar.
Word study
| Original | זָמַר |
| Transliteration | Zamar (to prune) |
| Pronunciation | zamar |
| Language | Biblical Hebrew |
| Strong's number | H2168 |
| Key verse | Leviticus 25:3 |
Zamar (to prune) in the Bible
"For six years you may sow your field and prune your vineyard and gather its crops."Leviticus 25:3 (Berean Standard Bible)
Zamar (to prune) in the book ZAMAR
Pastor Douceur Mulongo Nkulu Zoao studies this word in chapter 4 of ZAMAR (in French), « Zamar et la taille du cœur : le sécateur du Père ». Its message: worship is more than singing; it is offering one's whole life to God and letting Him prune us like a vinedresser prunes the vine (John 15:2). The chapter costs 3.99 USD as a PDF, or 29.99 USD for the whole book.
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What if God pruned you… out of love? (John 15:2) — When God prunes you, He is not punishing you: He removes what drains you so you bear more fruit. YouTube
Frequently asked questions
- What does Zamar (to prune) mean?
- Zamar (to prune) (זָמַר) is a Biblical Hebrew word (Strong's H2168). To prune, to trim the vine: the second meaning of Zamar.
- How do you pronounce Zamar (to prune)?
- It is pronounced "zamar".
- Where is Zamar (to prune) found in the Bible?
- For example in Leviticus 25:3: "For six years you may sow your field and prune your vineyard and gather its crops."
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Read this word in French: Zamar (tailler) (français) · Kiswahili: Zamar (kupogoa)
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