כּוֹן (Kon): To Make Firm—God’s Work of Establishing All Things
Deep Dive into כוןThe Hebrew root $\text{כּוּן}$ fundamentally conveys the meaning "to be firm," "straight," or "erect." This core concept evolves across its six active and passive verbal stems to express crucial ideas of stability, establishment, creation, and preparation.The most frequent verbal form is the Hiphil stem, occurring 110 times. The Hiphil is causative, meaning "to prepare," "make ready," "set up," or "establish." This stem is applied practically, such as preparing food, gifts, or materials for construction, and theologically, as God uses it to establish the world, heavens, and…
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