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Yashaʿyahu 40:28–31 (Isaiah)

Have you not Yada? Have you not Shama? Yahuah is the Alahym of ʿUlam, the Creator of the ends of the Arats. He does not grow faint or become weary. His understanding cannot be searched out. He gives strength to the weary, and to the one without might He increases power. Even youths become weary and faint, and young men stumble and fall, but those who Qawah for Yahuah shall renew their strength. They shall rise with wings like eagles. They shall run and not become weary. They shall Halak and not faint.

Meaning

Yada ידע · Y-D-ʿ · Ya-daʿ

To know by experience and relationship, not merely to hold information.

Shama שמע · Sh-M-ʿ · Sha-maʿ

To hear, listen, heed, and respond; hearing that carries the expected obedience.

Yahuah יהוה · Y-H-W-H · Ya-hu-ah

The personal Name of the Creator, written with the four letters yod, he, waw, he. It is His Name, not a title.

Alahym אלהים · A-L-H · A-la-hym

The Mighty One; the plural-form title expressing full might and authority, used of Yahuah.

ʿUlam עולם · ʿ-L-M · ʿU-lam

Long duration, an age, the far horizon of time; often rendered forever.

Arats ארץ · A-R-Ts · A-rats

The earth, the land, the ground.

Qawah קוה · Q-W-H · Qa-wah

To wait for and hope in with expectation.

Halak הלך · H-L-K · Ha-lak

To walk, go, conduct oneself; to live out a way of life.

Question answered: What happens to those who Qawah for Yahuah? Their strength is renewed.
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