What does רָצוֹן · εὐδοκία mean in the Bible?
רָצוֹן · εὐδοκία is a Hebrew phrase meaning "pleasure, favor, or approval".
Hebrew · H7522, G2107
רָצוֹן
Delight (especially as shown) · goodwill
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רָצוֹןH7522delight (especially as shown)
Pronunciationrāṣôn
Delight expressed through voluntary acceptance; God's sovereign pleasure determining what finds favor.
Open lexicon entry →εὐδοκίαG2107goodwill
Pronunciationeudokía
God's sovereign pleasure and delight in choosing or approving, not mere human preference or satisfaction.
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רָצוֹן · εὐδοκία is a Hebrew phrase meaning "pleasure, favor, or approval".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H7522, G2107?
H7522, G2107 is connected to 56 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. pleasure, favor, or approval
Strong'sH7522, G2107
Lexical occurrences56 versesSource Gloss
pleasure, favor, or approval
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
Word Origins
רָצוֹן is built from this root: