The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 107

3: 24. my sighing cometh brfore I eat, 4: 15. a spirit passed before my face: 19. are crushed before the moth ? 5: 10. upon (lit. upon the face cf\ the earth, — upon (lit. upon the face of) the fields: 6: 28. (it is) evident tuUo you (marg. before your face) if I lie. 8: 12. Whilst... it withereth brfore any (other) 16. He (is) green brfore the sun, 9: 24. he covereth /A« /aces o^ the judges 27.1 will leave off my heaviness, 11:15. shalt thou lif^ up thvface 19. many shall make suit unto thee. (marg. in- treat thy face) 13: 8. Will ye accept hit perton f 10. if ye do secretly accept persont. 15. maintain mine own ways brfore him. 16. an hypocrite shall not come brfore Asm. 20. will 1 not hide myself ^om thee, 24. Wherefore hidest thou thffaee, 14:20. thou changest Ats countenance, 15: 4. restrainest prayer brfore God. 7. or wast thou made brfore the hills? 27. he covereth hit face with his fatness, 16: 8.beareth witness to my face, 14. breach upon (lit. upon the face qf) breach, \6. My face is foul with weeping, 17 : 6. qforetime I was as a tabret. 12. the light (is) short becaute o^ darkness. 18: 17. he shall have no name in the street. (lit. upon the face of the street) 19:29. Be ye afraid o^the sword: 21 : 8. established in their tight with them, 18. They are as stubble before the wind, 31. Who shall declare his way to his face 9 33. OS (there are) innumerable before him. 22 1 8. the honourable man (marg. accepted for countenanced 26. shall lift up thy face unto God. 23: 4.1 would order (my) cause before him, 16. Therefore am i troubled at his pretence : 17. 1 was not cut off before the darkness, (nei- ther) hath he covered the darkness /rom n^ftue. 24:I5.anddisguiseth (his)/uce. 18. He (is) swift as the waters; (lit. he is light upon the face of the waters) 26: 9. He holdeth back lAe /ace o/* his throne, 10. He hath compassed the waters (lit. the face of the waters) 29:24. the light of my countenance 30: 10. and spare not to spit in my face, (lit. and from my face spare not) 11. let loose the bridle before me. 32:21. Let me not,... accept any man's person, 33: 5. set (thy words) in order before me, 26. he shall see Ats face with joy : 34:19.accepteth not the persons of princes, nor regardeth the rich more than the poor ? 29. when he hideth(his),/aee, 35:12.6ecattse of the pride of evil men. 14. judgment (is) 6e/bre Aim ; 37: 12. upon the face of the world 19. 5y reason o/*dairikness. 38:30. ancf the face of the deep is frosen. 39: 22. neither tumeth he back from the sword. ' 40: 1 3. bind their faces in secret. 41 : 10(2). who then is able to stand befn-e me f 13(5). Who can discover the face o/^his 14(6). Who can open the doors of his face? 22{\4),ttnd sorrow is turned into joy before kim. 42: 8. for Atm (marg. his face, or, person) will I accept: 9. the Lord also accepted Job. (marg. ac- cepted the face of Job) 1 1 . had been of his acquaintance before, Ps. 3 [title] rn. David, when he fled /rom Absalom 4 : 6(7) . lifx thou up the light of thy countenance 5 : 8(9^ . make thv way straight brfore my face, 9: 3(4) . shall fall and perish at thy presence. 19(20). the heathen be judged in thy tight. 10: 1 1 . he hideth his face II: 7. Ats coun/eaaiice doth behold the upright. 13: I (2) . how long wilt thou hide thvface 16: 1 1 . in /Ay pretence (is) fulness of joy ; ^JS ( 1033 ) ^ffl PM.87:23.to know the $tate of thy flocks, 28:21. To have respect of persons (is) not good: 29: 26. Many seek the niler'« favomr ; (marg. face of a. ruler) aO:30. turneth not away /or any ; Ecc 1:10. which was before us. 16. all (they) that have been b^ore me S: 7. all that were in Jerusalem before me: 9. increased more than all that were brfore me 26. a man that (is) good in his sight (marg. before Aim) — (him that is) good before God. 3: 14. that (men) should fear before him, 4: 16. all that have been before them : 6: 2n ). to utter (any) thing 64/ore God: 6(5). neither say thou before the angel, 7: 3. by the sadness of the countenance 26. whoso pleaseth God (marg. (is) good b^ore God) 8: 1 .a man's wisdom maketh his face to shine, and the boldness of his face 3. Be not hasty to go nut qfhis tight : 12. which fear before him : 13. he feareth not before God. 9: l.all (that is) brftn-e them, 10: 5. an error (which^ proceedeth /rom (marg. from before) tne ruler: 10. he do not whet the edge^ 11: I . upon (marg. upon the face of) the waters: Cant,7: 4(5). of Lebanon which looketh toipard 8: 1 2. vmeyard, which (is) mine, (is) b*foreme: Isa. 1:12. When ye come to appear before m«, 2: 10, 19, 21 .for fear of the Lord, and for 3: 3. the honourable man, (marg. a man emi- nent in countenance) 9. The shew of their countenance \5,and grind the faces o^ the poor } 6: 21. and prudent in thetr own sight/ (marg. berore their face) 6: 2. with twain he covered hisface^ 7: 2. as the trees.. .are moved urilh the wind. 16. the land.. .shall be forsaken o^both 8: 4. shall be taken away before the kin^ of I7.hideth his face from the house of Jacob, 9: 3(2).theyjoy ^/breMee I5( 14). The ancient and honourable, (lit. ac- ceptable of countenance ) 10: 27. destroyed because ofihe anointing. 13: 8.Metr faces (shall be as) flames, (marg. faces of the flames) 14: 21. nor fill the face of the world 16: A.from the face of iht spoiler: 17: ^.because of the children of Israel: 13. as the chaff of the mountains b^ore the wind, and like a rolling thing brftre the 18: 2. upon (lit. upon the face of) the waters, b. afore the harvest, 19: 1 . the idols... shall be moved at his presence^ 8. upon (lit. upon the face of ) the waters 16.6rcMM«e «/the shaking of the hand n. because of the counsel of the Lord 20. because of the oppressors, 20: 6. delivered /rom the king of Assyria: 21: 15. they tied from (marg. from the face) the swords, /rom the drawn sword^ and from the bent bow, and from the grievousness 23: 1 7. upon the face of the earth. 1 8. them that dwell ttefore the Lord, 24: 1. turneth it upside down, (marg. perverteth the face thereof) 25: 7.Me/iceq/' the covering cast over 8. wipe away tears from off all/icei ; 26: 17. have we been in thy sights O Lord. 27: 6. fill the face of the world with fruit. 28:25. he hath made plain the face thereof, 29:22. neither shall his face now wax pale. 30: 1 1 . the Holy One of Israel to cease from be- fore us. 17.of the rebuke of one; a/ the rebuke of five 31: 8. he shall Aeefrom the sword, 36: 7. Ye shall worship before this altar? 9. the face of one captain 37; 6. Be not afraid of the words 14. and spread it wfore the Lord. 27. (as corn ) blasted before it be grown up. 38: 2. Hesekiah turned his face toward the wall, 3. 1 have walked before thee in truth Isa. 40: 10. and his work btfore him* 41: 2. gave the nations ^/oreAimi