The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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U*yy\ r'yee-weew', m. pi. Deu 32: 2, and as the showers upon the grass: Ps. 65 : 10(1 1 ) . thou makest it soft with showers : 72: 6. OS showers ( that) water the earth. Jer. 3: 3. fAe sAotoers have been with holden, 14: 22. can the heavens give showers f Mic. 5: 1 {fa), as the showers upon the grass, TiT rah'Veed!, m. Gen 4 1 : 42. put a gold cAain about his neck ; Exe. 16: ll.aiMf a cluxin on thy neck. *jr5*l rvee-gee\^dy num. Gen 1:19. the evening and the morning were the fourth dav. 2:H.the fourth river (is) Euphrates. 15: 16. in Uke fourth generation Ex. 28:20.the/oMrfA row a beryl, and an onjrx, and 29: 40. and the fourth part of an hin of wine 39: I3.the foim row, a beryl, an onyx, Lev.19:24.in the fourth year all the fruit thereof 23: 13. wine, the fourth part o/an hin. Nu. 7: 30. On the fourth day Elizur 15: 4.t0i/A the fourth part oftai hin of oil. 5. (Ae fourth part of an hin of wine 28: b. the fourth part of an hin of beaten oil. 7. the fourth part qJTan hin for the one \ A. and a fourth part of an hin unto a lamb: 29: 23. on the /our/A day ten bullocks, Jos 19:17. the fourth lot came out to Issachar, Jud.l9: 5. it came to pass on the fourth day, 2Sa. 3: A, And the fourth, Adoniiah the son of IK. 6 : 1 . in the fourth year of Solomon's reign 33. a fourth part (of the wall), (marg. or, /oiir«oiiare) 37. In \he fourth year was the foundation 2K. 10:30. thy children of the fourth (generation) 15: 1 2. Thy sons shall sit., unto the fourth 18: 9. in the fourth year of king Hexekiah, I Ch 2 1 1 4. Nethaneel the fourth, 3: 2.the fourth, Adonijah 15. Me fourth Shallum. 8: 2.Nohah<Ae/oifr(A, 12: lO.Mishmanniah the fourth, 23: 19. Jekameam the fourth. 24: S, the fourth to Seorim, 23. Jekameam the fourth, 25: II. The fourth to Ixri, 26: 2.Jathniel (Ae/oMffA, 4. Sacar the fourth, 1 1 . Zechariah the fourth : 27: 7. The fourth (captain) for the fourth month 4 K *KAL PreterUe, # ( 1155 ) h: bi-i Deu. 2:^, and shall tremble, and be in anguish Ps. 77 : 18( Id ). the earth trembled and shook. I Pro. 29: 9. a foolish man, vA«<^r Ae ro^e or laugh, ' 90: 21. For three (things^ the earth is disquieted, \ Isa. 14: 9. Hell from beneatn is moved Jer. 33: 9. they fhall fear and tremble Joel 2:10.TheearthtAaa9i(aAe K A L . — Imperative. Ps. 4: 4(5). S^and in awe, ai)d sin not: Isa. 32:11. 6« troubled, ye careless ones: KAL.— JWitTtf. Gen45:24. See that ye fall not out by the way. Ex. 15: 14. The people shall hear, (and) be afraid: ISa.l4:15.a}M/the earth 9tMiike</; | 28a. 7: 10. that thev may dwell.. .and move no more ', | 18:33( 19:1). And the king was much moved, i 22: 8. the foundations of neaven moved I 1 Ch 17 : 9. they shall dwell... and shall b^ moved no I Pa. 18: 7(8) . the foundations also of the hills moved , 77 : 16( 1 7 ). the depths also were troubled. 99 : I. let the people tremble : Isa. 5:25.thehills(iiVitrfni6<e, 28:21.Ae shall be wrdth as (in) the valley of 32: 10. Many days and years shall ye be troubled, 64: 2(1 ). f that) the nations may trend)le Eze.l6:43.6ifl hattfretud me in all these (things) ; Joel 2: I . Iff all the inhabitants of the land treutble : Am. 8: 8. Shall not the land tremble for this, Mic. 7: 17.Mey shall move out of their holes Hab. 3: 7. the curtains of the land of Midian did tremble. 16. When 1 heard, my belly trembled ; — / trembled in myself, » HIPHIL Preterite. » 1 Sa.28: 15. Why hast thou disquieted me, Isa. 23: 1 I.Ac shodk the kingdoms: Jer. 50:34.aiuf disquia the inhabitants of Babylon. HIPHIL Future. Isa. 13: 13. / unU shake the heavens, HIPHIL.— Partidpfc. Job 9: 6. Which shaketh the earth out of her place* 12: 6. they that provoke God are secure ; Isa. 14: 16. the nuin that made the earth to tremble^ * HITHPAEL Infinitive. # 2K. 19:27.1 know thy abode,... and thy ra^ against 28. Because thy rage against me... is come up Iml 37:28. 1 know thy abode,.. .and thy raqe against 29. Because thy rage against me,... is coihe up "1 {rgazl Ch. *APHEL.— ft-e/«ri7<r. * Ezr. 5: 12. that our fathers had provoked the God of heaven unto wrath, UT r*gazy Ch. m. Dan. 3: 1 3. Then Nebuchadnezzar in (his) rtufe and WT rag'gahz'y adj. Deu 28:65. the Lord shall give thee there a trembUng heart. ^T\ rah'gaV. *KAL PreteriU.* Ps. 15: 3. (He that*^ baekbiteih not with his tongue, * PIEL Infinitive. * Nu. 21 :32. Moses sent to spy out Jaazer, Jos. 6 : 25. Joshua sent to my out Jericho. 14: 7. sent me from Radesh-barnea to espy out the land ; Jud. 18: 2. from Eshtaol, to spy out the land, 1 4. the five men that went /o fpj( o«/ 17. the five men that went to spy out the land 2Sa.10: 3. to search the city, and to spy U out, 1 Ch 19: 3. and to spy out the land ? PIEL. — ImpereUive, Job, 7: 2. Go up and view the country. PIEL Future. Deu 1 :24. unto the valley of Eshcol, and searehe t Jfbs. 7: 2. the men went up and viewed 2Sa. 19:27(28). A« Ao/A slandered thy servant PIEL Participle. Gen42: 9. said unto them, Ye (are) ipiet; 1 1 . thy servants are no spies. 14. That (fs it) that 1 spake... Ye (are) spies 16. by the life of Pharaoh surely ye (are) spies. 30. took us /or spies of the country. 31. We (are^ true (men) ; we are no spier : 34. then shall I know that ye (are) no spies, Jos. 2: I . sent out of Shittim two men to spy 6:22. the two men that had spied 23. the young men that were spies 1 Sa.26 : 4. David \herefore sent out spies, 2Sa.l5: 10. Absalom sent spies throughout # TIPHEL PreteriU. # ^oa 11: 3. 1 taught Ephraim also to go. hn reh'-gel, f. TJT roh'-gez^ m. Job 3:17. There the wicked cease (from ) troubling ; 26. yet trouble came. 14: 1 . of few days, and full of trouble. 37 : 2. Hear attentively the noise of his voice, 39: 24. the ground with fierceness txnd rage : Isa. 14: 3. rest from thy sorrow, and from thy fear, Hab. 3: 2. in wrath remember mercy. njJT rog-zah\ f. eze.12: 18. drink thy water with trembling Gen 8: 9. dove found no rest for the sole of Aer/oo/t 18: 4. wash your feet, and rest yourselves 19: 2. tarry all mght, and wash your feet, 24:32. water to wash his feet, and the men's f^et that (were) with him. 29: I.Jacob went on his journey, (marg. lift up Us feet) 30 : 30. the Lord hath blessed thee stnee my coming : (marg. at my foot) 33:1 4. aecordiny as the cattle that goeth before me eoid the children be able to endure, ^marg. according to the foot ^ the work, &c. and according to the foot qf the children) 41: 44. shall no man lift up his hand or (lit. or his)foot 43 : 24. they washed their feet ; 49: 10. nor a lawgiver from between his feet, 33. he gathered up his feet Ex. 3: 6. put off thy shoes from off thy feet, 4:^. cut off the foreskin of her son, and cast (it)a/Ais/ee^, 11 : 8. all the people that follow thee: (marg. at