Definition: The Hebrew word "Arach" means "spear." It refers to a spear or weapon used by certain groups in ancient Mesopotamia. In the Bible, "arach" appears seven times in Genesis 18:3 (the first time it's mentioned), describing two young men who bear weapons. This is significant because the Israelites were armed with spears. The Hebrew word "Arach" has a similar root to "arm," which means hand, but unlike "arm," the Hebrew uses a different verb. The verb "arach" can be translated as "to have arms," and it often refers to having or possessing something useful. In the context of this verse, it's clear that these two young men used weapons for offensive purposes. The word "Arach" is also an unusual Hebrew noun, referring to a spear, which could symbolize strength, bravery, or military might. The word itself suggests a weapon with some form of weaponry, but without further context, we cannot determine its exact meaning.
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