The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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12: 18. T^en tfte spirit came upon Amasai, 28: 12. the pattern of all that he had fry the spirit, 2Ch 9: 4. there was no more spirit in her. 15: ■ 1 . And the Spirit of God came upon Axariah 18:20. Then there came out a spirit, 21 . 1 will.. .be a lying spirit 22. the Lord hath put a lying spirit in 23. Which way went the Spirit of the Lord 20: 14. came Me Spirit of the Lord in the midst 21 : 16. Me spirit of the Philistines, 24: 20. And the Spirit of God came upon 36:22. Me spirit o/'Cyrus king of Persia, Esr. 1 : 1 . Me spirit of (jyrus king of Persia, 5. (them) whose spirit God had raised, Neh. 9:20. Thou gavest aUo thy good spirit 30.testifiedst against them by thy spirit Job 1:19. there came a great wind 4: 9. and by the weath of his nostrils... con- sumed. 15. Then a spirit passed before my face; 6: 4. the poison.. .drinketh up my spirit: 26, and the speeches of one that is desperate, (which are) as wind 9 7: 7.0 remember that my life (is) wind: 1 1 . 1 will speak in the anguish of my spirit i 8 : 2. and, . . (like ) a strong wind f 9: 18. He will not suffer me to take my breath, 10: 1 2. thy visitation hath preserved my spirit, I2i\0. and the breath ofsAX mankind. 15: 2. vain knowledge, (m. knowledge of ufind) 13. tumest My spirit against God, 30. fry Me breath o/his mouth shall he go 16: 3. Shall vain words (marg. words of wind) have an end ? 17: I.lfy brrath (marg. or, spirit) is corrupt 19: 17. My breath is strange to my wife, 20; 3. ami Me spirit of my understanding 21:4. why should not my spirit be troubled ? 18. as stubble before Me wind, 26:13, By his spirit he hath garnished the 27 : 3; and the spirit </ God ( is ) in my nostrils ; 28: 25. To make the weight /or Me winds; 30: 15. they pursue my soul as the wind : 22. Thou liftest me up to Me wind; 32: 8. (there is) a spirit in man: 18. Me e;>iri/ within me constraineth 33: 4. The Spirit of God hath made me, 34: 14. (if ) he gather unto hinaself Ate spirit 27:21. but the wind passeth , 41 : 16(8). that no air can come between them. Vs. 1 : 4. like the chaff which Me wind driveth 11:6. arui an horrible tempest : 1 8 : 1 0( 1 1 ) . he did fly upon the wings of Me icrtiid!, 15(16). Me breaUi of thy nostrils. 42(43) . small as the dust before Me wind : 31 : 5(6). Into thine hand I commit my spirit: 3*2: 2. in whose spirit there is no guile. 33 : 6. and all the host of them fry Me breath of hh 34: 18(1 9). such as be of ii contrite spirit. Ps. 35: 5. as chaff before Me wifMl.' 48x 7( 8 ). the ships of Tanhish with an east wind» 51 : 10(12). and renew a right spirit within me. 11(13). and take not My hoi v soirit from me. 12( \4),and uphold me (with tny) free spirit. 17( 19). The sacrifices of God (are) a broken spirit : 55: 8(9) . hasten my escape /rom the windy storm (lit. from the wind o/" storm) 76: 12n3). He shall cut off ^e spirit of princes: 77 : 3( 4) . my spirit was overwhelmed. 6(7). my spirit made diligent search. 78: 8. whose spirit was not stedfast 39. a wind that passeth away, 83: 1 3( 14). as the stubble before Me triW. 103: 16. Me wind passeth over it, 104: 3.walketh upon the wines of Me wind: 4. Who maketh his angels spirits i 29. thou takest away their breath, 30. Thou sendest forth My spirit, 106:33. they provoked his spirit, 1 07 : 25. raiseth Me stormy wind, 135: 7. he brin^eth Me wind out of his tMasuries. 17. neither is there (any) breath in their 139: 7. Whither shall I ^ofrom thy spirit 9 142: 3(4). When my spirit was overwhelmed 143: 4.Tiierefore is my spirit overwhelmed 7. 0 Lord: my spirit faileth: 10. My spirit (is) good ; 146: 4. J^ frreaf A goeth forth, 147: 18. he causeth /iie wind to blow, 148: 8. stormy wind fulfilling his word: Pro. 1 : 23. 1 will pour out my »pirit unto you, 11 : 13. he that is of a faithful spirit 29. He that troubleth his own house shall in- herit Me wind : 1 4: 29. ( he that is) hasty of spirit 15: 4.8 breacli in the spirit. 13. by sorrow of the heart Me spirit is broken. 16: 2. the Lord weigheth the spirits. 18. an haughty spirit 19. (to be) of an humble spirit 32. he that ruleth his spirit 17:22.frti/ a broken spirit drieth the bones. 27. a man of understanding is of on excellent spirit. 18:14. 7%e ept'rtV of a man will sustain his infir- mity ; but a wounded sfiirit who can 25: 14. clouds and wind without n^n. 23. 7%e north wind driveth away rain: 28. (hath) no rule over his own spirit 27: 16. Whosoever hideth her hideth Me wind, 29: 1 1. A fool uttereth all his mind : 23. honour shall uphold the humble in spirit. 30: 4. who hath gathered Me wind in his fists? Ecc. 1 : 6. 7%e wind goeth toward the south, — Me wind returneth again 14. all (is) vanity and vexation of spirit. 1 7. this also is vexation of spirit. 2 : 1 1 , 1 7, 26. vanity and vexation of spirit, 3: 19. yea, they have all one breath; 21. Me spirit of man that goeth upward, and the sf}irit of the beast that ^oeth 4: 4, 16. vanity and vexation of sptrit, 6. travail and vexation of spint. 5: 16( 15). he that hath laboured /or Me wiud9 6: 9. vanity and vexation of epirtt. 7 : 8. the patient in spirit — the proud in spirit. 9. Be not hasty in thy spirit 8: 8. power over the mirit to retain Me tpirit ; 10; 4. If Me tpirit of the ruler rise up 11 : 4. He that observeth Me wind 5. knowest not what ( is ) the way of Me spirit, 12: 7. and the spirit shall return uiito God Isa. 4: 4. fry the spirit o/* judgment, and by the spirit o/* burning. 7 : 2. trees of the wood are moved with Me wind. 11: 2. And Me spirit of the Lord shall rest u)K>n him. Me spirit of wisdom and under- standing. Me spirit q/'counsel and might. Me spirit o/knowled|^e and 4. and with the breath of his lips shall he siny 15. with his mighty wimi 17: 13. as the chatl... before Me wind, 19: 3. Me spirit of Egypt shall tail 14. mingled a perverse spirit in the midst ^n ( 1163 ) on n'p rvuh-yah\ i\ Pfl. 23: 5. my cup mnn^^/i oper. 6(>;12.brou|^htest us out into a toeaUhy (mm^. mmst) (place). Deu 8:14. 32:27. ISa. 2: 1. Job 22:12. Ps. 99: 2. 131: 1. Pro. 30: 13. Isa. 26:11. Eze.31:IO. Daiill:12. DIT room. «KAL.— Prefcrt/e. « Then thine heart be Itfted up. Our hand if high, mine horn is exalted in the Lord ; the stars, how tUgh they are ! and he is high above ail the people, nor mine eyes Iqfty : O how Iqfiy are their eyes t (when) thy hand is lifted up, and his heart m lifted up his heart shall be Itfted up; KAL. —Infinitive, neul7:20.That his heart be not l^ted up Ps. 12; 8(9).ti7Am the vilest men are exalted. Kze.lO: 16. to mount up from the earth, 1 7. and when they were lifted up, KAL. — Imperative, Ps. 21 : I3( 14). Be thou exalted. Lord, 67: 5(6)J1(I2)& IOd:5(6).Be thou exalted, O God, above the heavens ;