Know the Word.

Hebrew word

ʻêqeb

ay'-keb

עֵקֶב

What it means

a heel, i.e. the last of anything

a heel, i.e. (figuratively) the last of anything (used adverbially, for ever); also result, i.e. compensation; and so (adverb with preposition or relatively) on account of

Where it comes from

from ʻâqab (עָקַב) in the sense of ʻâqêb (עָקֵב)

How the King James translates it

  • because6
  • reward2
  • if1
  • by1
  • for1

Every place it appears 11

Genesis26:5
Numbers14:24
Deuteronomy7:128:20
2 Samuel12:612:10
Psalms40:1570:3
Proverbs22:4
Isaiah5:23
Amos4:12
ʻêqeb — Hebrew word meaning “a heel, i.e. the last of anythin”