Remember

Hebrew: תִּזְכּוֹר (tizkor)

Form: Qal imperfect, 2nd person masculine singular.

Translation: "Remember" or "You will remember" (e.g., "in wrath remember mercy").

Context: A prophetic prayer or plea, where Habakkuk addresses God directly, urging Him to show mercy amidst judgment. The imperfect can function as an imperative or jussive, expressing a request ("please remember").

Root: Same as above, זָכַר (zakhar), with the same core meaning of remembering or actively considering, often tied to covenant faithfulness.