Hebrew word

bâṭach

baw-takh'

בָּטַח

What it means

figuratively, to trust, be confident or sure

Where it comes from

a primitive root; properly, to hide for refuge (but not so precipitately as châçâh (חָסָה))

How the King James translates it

trust54
trusted17
trusteth9
trustest5
secure4
trustedst3
confidence3
hoped1

Every place it appears 102

Deuteronomy28:52

Judges18:7 18:10 18:27 20:36

2 Kings18:5 18:19 18:20 18:21 18:22 18:24 18:30 19:10

1 Chronicles5:20

2 Chronicles32:10

Job6:20 11:18 39:11 40:23

Psalms4:5 9:10 13:5 21:7 22:4 22:5 22:9 25:2 28:7 31:6 31:14 32:10 33:21 37:3 37:5 40:3 41:9 44:6 49:6 52:7 52:8 56:4 56:11 62:8 62:10 78:22 112:7 115:9 115:10 115:11 118:8 118:9 119:42 143:8 146:3

Proverbs3:5 11:28 16:20 28:1 28:25 28:26 29:25 31:11

Isaiah12:2 26:4 30:12 31:1 32:9 32:10 32:11 36:5 36:6 36:7 36:9 36:15 37:10 42:17 47:10 50:10 59:4

Jeremiah5:17 7:4 7:8 7:14 9:4 12:5 13:25 17:5 17:7 28:15 29:31 39:18 48:7 49:4

Ezekiel16:15 33:13

Hosea10:13

Amos6:1

Micah7:5

Habakkuk2:18

Zephaniah3:2

bâṭach — Hebrew word meaning “figuratively, to trust, be conf”