The Hebrew word for violence is "chaman". It is a word that has extremely broad usages and expresses the idea of wealth or pleasure that is obtained through violence, oppression, theft, etc. . It includes predatory lending, ponzi schemes, corrupt businessmen who put others out of business to enhance their own, and corrupt means of government to obtain funds, like allowing a lottery to move beyond a game to an act of desperation among people. The word "chaman" appears in the Hebrew Bible and is used to describe human, not divine, violence. It occurs sixty times in the Hebrew Bible and is almost always used to identify physical violence.