A verb meaning to find fault with, to blame, or to complain against. It implies expressing dissatisfaction or censure toward someone or something. Used in contexts where God or people express disapproval.
In Hebrews 8:8, God 'finds fault' with the people under the old covenant — not because the covenant itself was flawed, but because the people could not keep it. This becomes the basis for establishing the new covenant in Christ's blood, showing that God's plan always pointed toward grace rather than human performance.