The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 138

30. both Ps.104 as. both Pro. 30 m! 1 y aK)liiihup«„ Ete. S 14. Cant.! 16. 5Eff U.2S mI SSBri. 3tt Jer. H BreateM [bf) kak-lohu', adj. 16. the Jdht littht to rule Ihe nljiht: «■ than .he? aCb 10. 1 When faiherLVJ ;»;,i< nxcvc of all lbi>, hu they .lew iu!Mher(n..HnDrKn more. „re.t„r.«aH, SH ' Mile ' thicker •tt)j5 [kUarl Ch. m. ( 1107 ) Dan. 5 : 6. «o thai thejoinU ( marg. biruUngt, or, ktuUt, or, f/irdlts) of his loins I2.and dissolving of duttito, (marg. ibu)f«) 16. and dissolve doubts : Ttsp kU'tehr\ m. Jer. 44:21. 7?^ incense that yjs burned in the cities of JTTbjp k'toh'-reth, f. Exr25: 6. spices for anointing oil, and for sweet 30: l.shalt make an altar to burn incense upon: 7. Aaron shall burn thereon sweet incense 8. a perpetual incr-nse before the Lord 9. Ye shall offer no strange incense thereon, 27. his vessels, and the altar of incense^ 35. thou shalt make it a perfume^ 37. ( as for) the per/wne which thou shalt 31 : 8. the altar of incensef 1 1 . sweet incense for the holy (place) : 35: 8. spices for anointing oil, and for the sweet incense, 15. the twceAM altar, and his staves, and the anointing oil, and the sweet incetise, 28. the anointing oil, and for the sweet incense, 37: 25. made the incense altar (of) shittim wood: 29. the pure incense of sweet spices, 39:38. the anointing oil, and the sweet incense 40: 5. shalt set the altar of gold /or the incense 27. burnt sweet incense thereon ; Lev. 4: 7. the altar of sweet incense 10: I .put Are therein, and put incense thereon, 16: 12. bis hands full of sweet incense 13. he shall put the incense lipon the fire be- fore the Lord, that the cloud of the in- cense may cover the mercy scat Nu. 4:16. and the sweet incense, 7: 14. of ten (shekels) of gold, full of incense: 20.of goldof ten (shekels), full of incense: 26, 32, 38, 44, 50, 56, t>2. 68, 74, 80. One gOlden spoon often (shekels), full of inetnke: 86. The golden spoons (were) twelve, full of incense^ 16: 7. put incense in them before the Lord 17. his censer, and put incense in them, 18. put fire in thein, and laid incense thereon. 35. two hundred and fifty men that offered incense. 40(17:5).c9me near to offSer incense before 46( — : I r^. off the altar, and put on incense, 47( — : 12). he put on incense, and made an 1 Sa. 2:28. to burn incense, to wear an ephod before I Ch 6 : 49(34) . on the altar of incense, 28: 18. for the altar of incense refined gold by 2Ch 2: 4(3). to bum before him sweet license, 13: 1 1. burnt sacrifices and sweet incense: 26: 16. upon the altar of incense. 1 9. from beside the incense altar. 29: 7, and have not burned incense nor pffbred Ps. 66 : 1 5. with the incense of ramii *, 141: 2. Let my prayer be set forth before thee (as) incense; Pro. 27: 9. Ointment <nuf per/ume rejoice the heart: Isa. 1:13. incense is an abomination unto me ; £se. 8: II .a thick cloud of incense went up. 16: 1 8. hast set mine oil and mine incense before 23: 4 1. whereupon (lit and on it) thou hast set mine tncense and mine oil. Isa. 19: 14. a drunken (man) staggereth in his vomit. 28: 8. all Ubles are full of vomit Jer. 48 : 26. Moab also shall wallow m his vomit, n^,j5 [kah-yah']. 4 K A L . — Imperative. # Jer. 25: 27. be drunken, and spue, and fall, TP t3?p kafZ-yity Ch. m. Dan. 2:35. the chaffs of the summer threshingfloors ; ^ib^p kee-tohr^y m. Gen 1 9: 28. ^Ae smoke of the country went up as the ■ smoke of a furnace. Ps. 119:83. 1 am become like a bottle in the smoke i 148: 8. Fire, and hail ; snow, atid vapours; D^p [keem], m. Job 22:20. Whereas our substance [perhaps liL ene- mies^ is not cut down, D^p k'j/ahm, Ch. m. Dan. 6: 7(8). and to make a firm decree, (marg. or, interdict) 15(1 6). That no decree nor statute DJp kay-yahmfy Ch. adj. Dan. 4:26(23). thy kingdom shall be sure unto thee, 6: 26(27). and stedfast for ever, HD^p [kee-mah'^ f. Lam. 3:63. Behold their sitting down, and their rising up ; Bha^p see iy)isp }?p [kah^'yin]y m. 2Sa.21: 16. weight of whose spear {mnrg. staff, or, the head) (weighed) three hundred (shekels) T]Tp kee-nah\ f. 2Sa. 1:17. this lamentation over Saul 2Ch 35 :25. spake Of Josiah tii their lamentationt they (are) written ta (he lamentations. Jer. 7 :29. take up a lamentation on high places ; 9: 10(9). of the wilderness a lamentation, 20(19). every one her neighbour lamentation. Eze. 2:10. (there was) written therein lamentations, 19: I . take thou up a lamentation for the princes 14. This ( is) a lamentationf and shall be for a lamentation. 26: 17. they shall take up a lamentation for thee, 27: 2. take up a lamentation for Tyrus ; 32. they shall take up a lamentation for thee, 28: 12. up a lamentation upon the king of Tyrua, 32: 2. take up a /amen/a/tott for Pharaoh 16. This (is) the lamentation wherewith Am. 6: 1 . a lamentation, O house of Israel. 8: 10. all your songs into lamentation ; y'!p kah'-yitz, m. Gcp 8: 22. and summer and vrinter, and day and 2Sa. 16: 1. an hundred of summer fruits, and a bottle 2. the bread and summer fruit for the young Ps. 32: 4. my moisture is turned into the drought of summer. 74: 1 7. thou hast made summer and winter. Pro. 6: 8. Provideth her meat tn the summer, 10: 6. He that gathereth in summer (is) a wise 26: 1 . As snow mi summer, and as rain in harvest^ 30: 25. they prepare their meat ta the summers Isa. 16: 9. the shouting for thy summer fruits...\s 28: 4. as the hasty fruit before the summer; Jer. 8: 20. The harvest is past, the summer is ended, 40: 10. gather ye wine, and summer fruits, and 1 2. gathered wine and summer fruits very 48:32. spoiler is fallen upon thy summer fruits Am. 3: 16. the winter house with the summer house; 6: 1 . behold a basket of summer fruit. 2. And I said, A basket of summer fndt. Mic 7: 1 .they have gathered the summer fruits. Zee. 14: 8. in summer and in winter shall it be. l^p ( 1109 ) ^^P Pro. 3:35, shame shall be the promotion of fools. 6:33. A wound and dishomjur shall he cet ; 9: 7. He that reproveth a scornur getteth to hiin- self Mhame : II: 2. (When) pride cometh, then cometh $hame: 12: 16. a prudent (man) covcrcth shame, 13:18. Poverty and shame (shall be to) him 18: 3. with ignominy reproach. 22: 10. strife and reproach shall cease. Isa. 22: 18. thy glory (shall be)<Ae shame (/thy lord*8 Jer. 13:26. thai thy shame may appear. 46: 12. The nations have heard of thy shamg, Hos. 4: 7. change their glory into shame, 18. her rulers (with) shame do lQYe» Nah 3: 5. the kingdoms thy shame, ilab 2:16. Thou art filled with shame for glory i Trfpp kal-lah'-ghath, f. 1 5«a. 2:14. the pan, or kettle, or caldron, or pot ; Mic. 3: 3. as flesh within the caldron. * KAL,LparttcipU, Paul. #