The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 129

138: 7. Though I walk in the midst of trouble, 142: 2(3). I shewed before him my trouble. 143:ll.bringmy80ul out of trouble. Pro. 1 : 27. when distress and anguish cometh 11:8. The righteous is delivered out of trouble, 12: 13. the just shall come out of trouble. 17: 17. a brother is bom /or adversity, 21 :23.keepeth his soul ,/rom troubles. 24: 10. in the day of adversity, 25: 19. in time of trouble Isa. 8 : 22 . and behold trouble and darkness, 30: 6. the land of /ro«6/e and anguish, 33: 2. salvation also in the time of trouble, 37: 3. This day (is) a day of trouble, 46: 7. nor save him out of his trouble, 63: 9. In all their affliction he was 65: 16. tAe former troubles are forgotten, Jer. 4 :3 1 . <Ae anguish as of her that bringeth forth 6:24.anyMtsA hath taken hold of us, 14: 8. the saviour thereof in time of trouble, 15: 11. of evil and in the time of affliction. 16: 19. in the day of affliction, SO: 7. the time of Jacob*s trouble ; 49:24.anytit<A and sorrows have taken her, 50:43. an^utsA took hold of him, Dan 12: 1 . there shall be a time of trouble, Qbad. 12. spoken proudly in the day of distress. 1 4. that did remain in the day of distress, Jon. 2: 2(3). &y reason o/mine ixfflicHon Nah. I: 7.in the day of <roK6/e; 9. affliction shall not rise up Hab. 3: 16. in the day of trouble: Zep. 1 : 15.a day of trouble and distress, ZeclO: 1 1 . shall pass through the sea with affliction, m^r ( 1083 ) ^:»P *11K tzah-rm^. ♦ mM..— Preterite. * Nu. 33:55.aiuf «Aal/ rex you in the land Jud. II: 7. now when ye are in digtre$$ 9 1 Sa. 13 : 6. men of Israel saw that they were in a itraii, 28: 15. And Saul answered, I am sore di$tres9ed; SSa. 1 :26. 1 am distrtsued for thee» my brother 24: 14. 1 am ti« a great strait : 1 Cn 21 : 13. 1 am in a great strait : Ps. 31 : 9{ 10). O Lord, for I am in trouble : 69: 1 7( 1 8 ). from thy servant ; for I am in trouble: 129: 1, 2. Many a time Aat?e they affiicted me Pro. 30: 4. who hath bound the waters Isa. 28: 20. and the cover! n^r narrower Lara. 1 :20. 0 Lofd ; for 1 am in distress : Hos. 4: 19. The wind hath boiind her up K AL. — Infinitict. LeT.18: 18. Neither shalt thou take a wife... to vex Nu. 25 : 1 7. Fear the Midianites, Pro. 26: ^,AskethaibiHdethB.s,Ume [See also *11~)S] K A L. —-Imperative. laa. 8:16. Bind up the testimony, KAL Future. Isa. 11 :13. Judah shall not vex Ephraim. KAL.— Partie^U. PoeL Ex. 23 : 22. an adversary unto thine adversaries, (marg. them that afflict thee) Nu. 10: 9. the enemy that oppresseth jou^ 25: 18. For they vex you with their wiles, Est. 8:10.Haman...tbe Jews' enemy, (maig. ot, op- pressor) 8: 1 . Haman the Jews* enemjf 9: 10. Haman.. JAe enemy q/'the Jews, 24. Haman... Me enemy q/'all the Jews, Job 26: 8. He bindeth up the waters Ps. 6 : 7(8). because of all mine enemies. 7 : 4( 5 ). him that without cause is mim enemjf : 6(7) .the rage of mine enemies: 8 : 2( 3 ) . because of thine enemies^ 10: 5. all Aie enemies, he pufTeth at them. 23: 5. in the presence of mine enemies : 31 : 1 1 02^ . reproach among all mine enendeSf 42 : 1 0( 1 n . mine enemies reproach me ; 69: 19(20^ .mime adversaries (are) all before thee. 74: 4. Tnine enemies roar in the midst 23. Forget not the voice of thine enemies: 143; 12. them that afflict my soul : Isa. II : 13. and the adversaries of Judah Am. 5:12. they afflict the just, KAL. — Participle. Paul. Ex. 12: 34. their kneadingtroughs being bound up I Sa. 25:29. the soul of my lord shall be btmnd . 2Sa.20: 3. So they were shut up ^marg. bound) Hos.l3:12.The iniquity of Ephraim (is) bound up s * PVAL.— Participle. * Jos. 9: 4. wine bottles, old, and rent, and bound up; * HIPHIL Preterite. ^^ Dcu 28:52, 52. And he shall besiege thee in all thy Jer. 10: 16. and will distress them, Zep. 1:17. Ami I will bring distress upon men, HIPHIL InJinUive. 2Ch28:22.in the time of his distress 33:12.iln<2 apAen he tc^oe in affliction f HIPHIL Future. IK. 8:37.if their enemy 6eeie7e them 2Ch 6:28. if their enemies besiege them Neh 9; 27. the hand of their enemies, who oexecf them : HIPHIL PartieipU. Jen 48:41 ft 49:22. as the heart of a woman in her pangs. p kooph. The Nineteenth Letter of the Alphabet Kj5 [keh], m. Pro.26: II. a dog returncth to Aie vomit, Wp kah-ath', f. Lev.l 1:18. And the swan, and Me pelican, Deu 14: \7.And the pelican, and the gier eagle, Ps. 102: 6(7^. I am like a vdican of the wilderness: Isa. 34: 11. Me cormorant (marg. or, pelican) and tlie bittern shall possess it ; Zep. 2: 14. Me cormorant (marg. id) and the bittern 3p kav^ m. 2K. 6:25. the fourth part of a cab of dove's dung 33jp [kah'Vav'}. *KAL Preterite. # Nu. 23: 8. How shall I curse, wAom God AoM not cursed? 27. that thou mayest curse me Mem KAL. — Jnftuitive. Nu. 23: II . I took thee to curse mine enemies, 25. Neither curse them at ail, (lit. in cursing curse) 24: 10. 1 called thee to curse mine enemies, KA L. — Imperative, Nu. 22: 1 1 . come now, cnree me them ; 1 7. curse me this people. 23: 13. and curse me them from thence. n^p kih-vah\ f. Deu 18: 3. the two cheeks, and the maw. nap [koh-vah'], f. Nu. 25: 8. and the woman through Aer beUy. nap koob-bah', f. Nu. 25: 8. And he went afler the man of Israel into Me tent, pap [kib-boot2!'\, m. Isa. 67 : 13. When thou criest, let My companies deliver ^"^"^P k'voo-rak^ f. Gen 35 : 20. Jacob set a pillar upon Aer grave : that (is) the pillar of Rachel's grave 47: 30. bury me in thtir buryingplace. Deu 34: 6. no man knoweth of Ate sepulchre 1 Sa.10: 2. find two men by Rachel's sepulchre 2K. 9: 28. buried him in his sepulchre with his fathen 21 :26. he was buried in his sepulchre 23:30. buried him in Aie own sepulture. 2Ch 26 : 23. in the field of Me burial Ecc 6: 3. and also (that) he have no burial; Isa. 14: 20. shalt not be joined with them in burial, Jer. 22: 19. with Me burtal oftm ass, £ze.32;23.her company is round about her grave: 24. all her multitude round about Aer grave, h^ [kah-val'l 'I * PIEL.— Preferi/e. « Ezr. 8:30. Sb took the priests and the Levitei Est. 4: 4. but Ae rweived (it) not. 9:23. And the Jews undertook to do as thev had 27. The Jews ordained, and took upon them, PI E L. — Imperative. lCh21:ll.Thussaith the Lord, Choose thee (mai^g. TViAe to thee) Pro. 1 9 : 20. and receive instruction, PIEL.— Firfure. 1 Ch 12: 18. Then David received them, and made 2Ch 29: 16. And the Levites took (it), to carry 22. and the priests received the blood. Job 2:\0.s/iall we receive good at the hand of God, and skuU we not rectiM evil ? Y3p ( 1085 ) nap Neh. 4t70(\4). resort ye thither unto us: 1ml 60: 7. All the flocks of Kedar thaU be gathered together Exe^: 5. thou shall not be brought together, nor g€Uhered: