The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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25. a leprosy broken oitt of the burning: 39. a freckled spot (that ) groweth in the skin ; 14:4i3.aji^ break out in the house. Nil. 17 : 8(23) . the rod of Aaron for the house of Levi wa$ butUied, CanL6: II . to see whether the vxne flourished, 7:12(13). let us see if the vine ^ouriVi, Isa. 27 : H. Israel shall blossom and bud^ Eze. 7: 10, hath blossomed, pride hath budded, HoslO: 4. MiM judgment $prinyeth up as hemlock K A L. — Infinitive, Lev.l3: 12. if a leprosy break out abroad (lit. breaking out break out) Ps. 92: 7('^). When the wicked spring as the grass, Isa. 35 : 2. It shall blossom abundanVy, (liL blossoming it shall blossom) KAL. — Future. Lev.13:12.if a leprosy break out abroad Nu. 17: 5(20). the man's rod, whom I shall choose, shall blossom ■* Ps. 72: 7. In his days shcdl the righteous ^oart'sA; 92: 12( 13). The righteous shall flourish Pro. 1 1 :28. the righteous shall flourish Isa. 35: 1 . the desert shall rejoice, ayid blossom 2. It shall blossom abundantly, 66: 14. your bones shiUl flourish HosU: 5(6). Ae shall grow (marg. or, Idossom) as the lily, 7(9). and grow (marg. id. ) as the vine: Hab. 3: 17. Although the 6g tree shall not blossom^ KAL. — Participle, Poel. Gen40:I0.it (was) as though it budded, Ex. 9: 9.a boil 6reaJ^tnj7/or<A (with^ blains IO.it became a boil breaking forth Lev.13:42.a leprosy sprung up in his bald head, 57.it (is) a spreading (plague): £ze.l3:20.hunt the souls to make (them)^y, (marg. or, into gardens) — the souls that ye hunt to make (them) flg. * HIPHIL Preterite. * Ese.1 7: 24. and have made the dry tree to flourish: HIPHIL Future. Job 14: 9. through the scent of water it will bud, Ps. 92: I3( 14 ). nhall flourish in the courts of our (iod. Pro.l4 : 1 1 . the tabernacle of the upright shall flourish, Isa. 17 :\ I. shalt thou make thy seed to flourish: Tr\}^ peh'-ragh^ m. £x. 25:31 .his knops, and his flowers, 33. a knop and a flower in one branch ; — in the other branch, (with) a knop and a flower : 34. their knops aitd their flowers. 37: 17, 20. his knops, and his flowers, 19. in one branch, a knop and a flower g — in another branch, a knop dttd a flower: Nu. 8: 4. unto the flowers thereof, 17: 8(23). budded, and brought forth buds, IK. 7: 26. a cup, with^rMrers of lilies: 49. with the flowers, and the lamps, and the 2Ch 4: 5. the brim of a cup, yv'iih fl4)wtrs of lilies ; 21 . i4n(/ the flowers, and the lamps, Is.1. 5:24. and their blossom shall go up as dust: 18: 5. when the bud is perfect, Nah. 1: 4. and the flower of Lebanon languishcth. nn^3 pir-ghah', f. Job 30:12. Upon (my) right (hand) rise tht youthf tans [pFih-rat']. # KAL Participle. Poel. * Am. 6: 5. That chant Tmarg.or, quaver)to the sound of the viol, tST)}^ peh^-ret, m. Lev.l9: lO.netMer. shalt thou gather (every) grape of Gen 1:11. (and ) the fruit tree yielding fi^t after hii 12. and the tree yielding /rat ^, 29. the fruit of a tree yielding seed ; 3: 2. of the fruit of the trees ot the garden: . S.Butof the fruit of the tree 6. she took of the fruit thereof, 4: 3. C^ain brought of the fruit of the |^ound 30: 2. from thee the fruit of the womb^ Ex. 10: 15. all the fruit of the trees Lev.l9:2:5.ye shall count the fruit tltereof 24. all the fruit thereof 25. eat of the fruit thereof, 23: 40. Me boughs (mar^. fruit) of goodly trees, 25: 1 9. the land shall yield her fruit, 26: 4. the trees.. .shall yield their fruit. 20. neither shall the trees.. .yield their fruits. 27:30.0/ the fruit of the tree, Nu. 13: 20. bring of the fruit of the land. 26. shewed them the fruit of the land. 27. and this (is) the fruit of it. Deu 1 : 25. they took of the fruit of the land 7:\'S.thefruit of thy womb, and the fruit of thy 26: 2. the first of all the fruit of 10. 1 have brought the tirstfruits of . 28: A.the fruit of thy body, and the fruit of thy ground, and the fruit of thy cattle, 1 1 . 11* the fruit of thy body, and in the fruit of thy cattle, and in the fruit of thy ground, 15. the fruit of thy body, and thefrutt of thy 33. The fruit of thy land, and all thy 42. All thy trees and fruit qfthy land 51 . the fruit qf thy cattle, and the fruit qf thy 63. the fruit qj^ thine own body, 30: 9. in the fruit qfthj body, and in thefhut qf thy cattle, ana in the fruit qfthy land, 2K. 19:29. vineyards, atid eat the fruits ther^, 30. and bear/nit7 upward. Neh. 9:36. to eat the fruit thereof 10:35(36). all /rai/ o/all trees, 37 (36). and the fruit qf all manner of trees, Ps. 1 : 3. bringeth forth his fruit in his season ; 21 : I0( 1 1 ). Their fruit shalt thou destroy 68: 11(12). Verily ^there is) a reward for (marg fruit qf) the righteous: 72 : 16. the fruit thereof shall shake 104: 13. satisfied with the fruit (j/^ thy works. 105: 35. devoured the fruit of their ground. l07:34.A/nn7ful land (lit. a land of fruit) 37. vineyards, which may yield yr«i<* 1 27 : 3. the fruit of the womb 132: 1 1 . Of the fruit of thy body 148: 9./rtM/ful trees, (lit. trees of /r«t7) Pro. 1 :31 . they eat of the fruit o/ their own way> 8; 19. Afy fruit (is) better than gold, 1 1 :30. The fruit of the righteous 12: 14. satisfied with good bg the fruit of 13: 2. A man shall eat good bg the fruit of 18: 20. satisfied with the fruit of his niuuth ; 21 & 27: 1 8. shall eat the fruit tltereof. 31:16. with the fruit of her hands 31 . Give her of the fruit of hex hands ; Ecc. 2: 5.oral] (kind ot)/r«t7«.• Cant.2: 3. and his fruit (was) sweet to my taste. 4:13.with pleasant/iiitfs; 16. and eat his pleasant /raite. 8:11. every one for the fruit thereof 12.tliose that keep the fruit thereof i Isa. 3 : 10. they shall eat the fruit of their doings I 4:2. and the fruit of the earth I y')^ ( 1047 ) plB K A L. — Tnfinitwe, Jud. 5: 2. Praise ^e the Lord /or the avenging {lit. avenging the avenges) of Israel, K A L . — Imperatwe, Pro. A'.\b» Avoid it, pass not by it, KAL. — Future, Ler.lO: 6. Uncover not your heads, 21 : lU.the high priest... tAo// not uncover Pro. 1 :25. But ye have get at nought all my counsel, 8:33. Hear instruction, and be wise, and re/uee it not. Eze.24: 14. / wiU not go back, KAL. — Participle, Poel. Prou 13: 18. him that re/useth instruction: 15:32. He Mat refuselh instruction KAL. — Partieipie, Paiil. Ei. 32:25. Moses saw that the people (were) naked i LeT.13:45.and his head hare, *NIPHAL.— Fn/wre. * Pro. 29: 18. people perith : (marg. or, it made naked) ^mvnih.— Preterite, W 2Ch28:19.Ae made Judah naked, HIPHIL Future. Ex. 5: 4. Wherefore do ye, Moses and Aaron, let the people from their works? y^^ peh'-rag, m. Vu, 6: 6. shall let Me locks of the hair of his head Exe.44:20.iiur suffer their locks to grow niy-li? pruh-gdhth', f. pi. Peu32:42. the beginning of revenges