The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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49: Land scatter them in Israel. Ex. 5: 12. iSo the people were scattered abroad lSa.13: 8. and the people were scattered from him. 2S8.22: 15. he sent out arrows, and scattered them; Neh 1 : 8. 1 wiU scatter you abroad Job Zl'Al.he scattereth his bright cloud : SS:24, sc€Utereth the east wind Ps. 18: 14(15). he sent out his arrows, and scattered them; 144: 6. Cast forth lightning, and scatter them : Isa. 41 : 16. the whirlwind shalt scatter them: Jer. 13:24. Therefore will I scatter f hem as H: 17. / wili scatter them as with Eze.3G: 19. And I scattered them among the heathen, HIPHIL Participle. Jer. 23: 1 . Woe be unto the pastors that destroy and scatter the sheep Nah 2: 1(2). ^e that dasheth in pieces (marg. or. The disperser, or, hammer) is come * HITHPAEL Future. * Hab 3: 6. and the everlasting mountains were scat- tered. pis [pooA:]. ^KAL.— Preterite.* Isa. 28 : 7. they stumble (in ) judgment. * HIPHIL.— FWnre. # Jer. 10: 4. fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not. 113 [/?oor]. * mP^lL.— Preterite. # Ps. 33: 10. The Lord brinaeth the counsel of the hea- then to nou^/iit .* (msLTft. maheth frustrate) £xe.l7: 19.and my covenant that he hath broken, HIPHIL Future. Ps. 89:33(34). my lovingkindness will I not utterly take (marg. / will not make tfoid) T13 poor, m. Est. 3: 7. they cast Pur, that (is), the lot, 9:24. and had cast Pur, that (is), the lot, 26. they called these days Purim after the name of Pur. (marg. (That is), lot) 28. these days of Purim should not fail 29. this second letter of Purim. 31 . To confirm these days of Purim 32. Esther confirmed these matters of Purim s TVy\B poo-rah'y f. Isa. 63: 3. 1 have trodden the winepress alone ; Hag 2: 16. to draw out fiAy ( vessels) out of the press. plQ [pook]. » HIPHIL,— Firf«re. » l's.140: S(9).further not his wicked device; Pro. 3: 1 3. the man (that) j^e^M understanding. 8:35. and shall obtain ( marg. bring forth) favour of the Lord. 12: 2. A good (man ) cbtaineth favour of the 18 : 22. ana oMaineM favour of the Lord. Isa. 58: 10. And (if) thou draw out thy soul to the HIPHIL Participle. Ps. 144: 13. (That) our gamers (may be) full, afford- ing all B^3 [poosh]. * KAL.—Preterite. * Hab 1: 8. and their horsemen shall spreaul themselves, Mai 4 : 2(3 : 20 ) . and grow up as calves of the stall. KAL Future. Jer. 50: II .ye are grown fat (marg. &iy, or, corpulent) as the heifer *NIPHAL Preterite. * Nah 3: 18. thy people is scattered )^ pahz\ m. Job 28: 1 7. jewels of fine geld. Ps. 1 9: I0( 1 1 ).gea, than much fine gold : 21 : 3(4). thou settest a crown of pure gold 1 19: 1 27. above gold ; yea, above fine gold. Pro. 8: 19. than gold, yea, than fine gold; Cant. 5 : W.the most fine gold, 15. sockets of fine gold : Isa. 13: 1 2. a man more precious than fine geld ; Lam 4: 2. sons of Zion, comparable to fine gold, TTB [pah-zaz'^. « HOPHAL Participle. * 1 K. 10: 18. overlaid it with the best ( lit. purified) gold. TTB Ipak'Zaz']. * KAL.— Future. » Gen49 : 24 . and the arms of his hands were made strong *FlEL.—ParticipU.* 2Sa. 6: 16. king David leaping and dancing before the Lord ; nj513 poO'kah\ f. lSa.25:31.this shall be noyrte/(marg. staggering, or, stumbling) *rtB [pah'Zar^]. *KAL PartieipU. * Jer. 60: 17. Israel (is) a scattered sheep ; *N1PHAL Preterite. * Ps.l41 : 7. Our bones are scattered * i'lEL Preterite. * Ps. 53: 5(6). God hath scatUred the bones of 89:10(1 1 ).'/ioii Aajf sco/^eretf thine enemies 112: 9. He Itath dispersed^ he hath given Joel 3: 2(4:2).M<yAae««cu/<eredamongthenationji| PIEL Future. Ps.l47:16.Ae scattereth the hoarfh>8t Jer. 3:13. and hast scattered thy ways nnD ( 1017 } ^ 6: 6.Titiud, governor bevond the riTer» 7. let M« ffovemor of the Jews IS. TAtnai, governor on this side the riTer» Din 3: 2.aiMf Mceoptatiu, thejud^s, 3. the goveraorsy and c^ttatnSf 97, and captaint, and the kind's counsellors, 6: 7(8). the counsellors, and the eapUUntf* ins [pah-ghaz^]. « KAL.—Pariieiple, Poel. * Jud. 9: 4. Abimelech hired vain and light persons, Zcp. 3: 4. Her prophets (are) light (and) yO^pah'-ghaZy m. Oen49: 4. Unstable as water, thou shalt not excel ; WTTIB [pah-'gkSzooth'], f. Jer. 23:32. by their lies, and hy their Ugktnete ; nnS [pah-ghagh']. «HIPHIL.— /n/?mViVe. « Isa. 42:22. (they are) all of them tnared On& pek'ghakm\ m. Pro.26:2l.(As) eoals (are) to burning coals, Isa. 44: 12. The smith.. .both worketh tn the coab, 64: 16. the smith that bloweth the eoals ins peh'ghahr^, Ch. m. Dan 2:41 . part of potter's clay, and part of iron, nnS pah'-ghathy m. 2Sa.l7: 9. he is hid now in some pit, (lit. in one of the^U) 18: 17. cast him into a great pit Isa. 24:17. Fear, and thepit^ and the snare, 18. he who fleeth... shall fall into the pit; and he that cometh up out of the midst of the pit Jer. 48: 28. in the sides of Me holers mouth. 43. Fear, and the pit, and the snare, 44. He that fleeth... shall fall into the pit; and be that getteth up out of the pit Lam.3:47.ajuf a snare is come upon us, nnn?) fgheh'-theth, f. I^T.13:55.thou shalt bum it in the fire; it (is) fr^ inwardf rnOSi pit-dah', f. Ex. 28: 1 7 & 39: 10. a sardius, a topaz, and a Job 28: 19. The topaz o/ Ethiopia shall not equal £se.28:13.the sardius, topaz, and the diamond, TfiB [^pah-teer^^y adj. lOi 9:33. (3*n3) (who remaining) in the chambers (were) free : E^^teS pat-teesh\ m. Iia. 41 : 7. he that smootheth (with) the hammer Jer. 23:29./iiui like a hammer (tliat) breaketh the 50:23. Me Aammer q/* the whole earth B^^teg [paMeesh''], Ch. m. Dan 3:21 . (3'n3) bound in their coats, their hoeen, ^KAL.^Pretente.* 2Ch 23: 8. Jehoiada the priest dismissed not the KAU-^Fuiwre, ISa. 19: IQ.but he slipped away out of Saul's KAL. — Participle, Poel. Pro.l7:14.i0Aea one letteth out water: KAL. — Participle, Patil. IK. 6:18.carTed vrith knops and open (marg. opem^ ings of) flowers: 29, 32, 35. palm trees and open (marg. id.) flowers, 1 Ch 9:33. (remaining) in the chambers {were) free: * HIPHII Future, # Ps. 22: 7(8). Mey shoot out (marg. open) the lip, ^^S peh^-ter, m. Ex. 13: 2. whatsoever i^peneM the womb (lit. M«(peie- ing of every womb) 1 2. all that openeth the matrix (lit. every opening of the womb), and every first' ling that cometh of a beast 13, every frstling of an ass 15. all tliat openeth the matrix, (lit. every opening of the womb) 34: 19. All that openeth the matrix (is) mine; and every firstling among thy cattle, 20. But the fretting ofunass Nu. 3: 12, that openeth the matrix (lit. the opening of the womb) 18: 15. Every Uiing thai openeth the matrix (lit. every opening ofxhe womb) Eze.20:26.all that openeth the womb, (lit every opening of the womb) rritpS [pit-rah'l f. No. 8:16. such as open every womb, l^^ [peh'-tesh],Cii' m.