“To delight one's self†(in the Lord) is represented chiefly by ‛ānagh (; ; , ; ).
Delight (noun), chiefly hÌ£eÌ„phec (; ; ), raÌ„coÌ„n (, ; 12, 22; ), sha‛ăshū‛ı̄m (, , , , ; , ). the Revised Version (British and American) has “delight†for “desire†(; ; ), for “observe,†different reading (), “no delight in†for “smell in†(), “delightest in me†for “favorest me†(), “his delight shall be in†(m “Hebrew 'scent'â€) for “of quick understanding†().
The element of joy, of delight in God and His law and will, in the Hebrew religion is noteworthy as being something which we are apt to fall beneath even in the clearer light of Christianity.