e.zuz denotes displayed might, whether in battle or in deeds and wonders attributed to the LORD.

The attested use describes effective might: in Isaiah 42:25 it is joined to battle, while Psalm 145:6 and Psalm 78:4 place it among the LORD's fearsome deeds, greatness, praises, and wonders.

1. Displayed might in battle and divine deeds · dominant

   All three occurrences are masculine singular construct nouns. In Isaiah 42:25 the form stands in the clause about the rage of anger and battle; the APB renders the phrase "the strength of battle." In Psalm 145:6 and Psalm 78:4, the form occurs in speech recounting the LORD's fearsome deeds, greatness, praises, and wonders; the APB renders "the strength" in both verses.

   Isaiah 42:25Psalm 145:6Psalm 78:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term with "strength" in each occurrence, specifying "the strength of battle" in Isaiah 42:25 and placing it among the LORD's deeds and wonders in the Psalms. These renderings confirm the clauses' overall presentation rather than establish a finer distinction.