The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 167

Nu. 25: 7. took ajacelin in his hand ; ' Jud. 5: 8. Mas there a shield or spear seen nai { 1177 ) jn Ps. 119: 169. Let my cry come near before thee» 126: 2. Then was.. .our tongue with ringing: ^ 6. They that sow in tears shall reap in jog. (marg. ott singing) 6. doubtless come again with rejoicing, 6( 7 ). Attend unto my cry ; 10. the wicked perish, (there is) ihouting, 7. they break forth into »iuging. 10. come to Zion with song* 14. the Chaldeans, whose cry (is) in the ships. 23. break forth into singing, 20. with a voice ofringiftg declare 1 3. break forth into ringing, ll.conie with ringing unto Zion ; 1 . break forth into ringing, and cry aloud, 12. the hills shall break forth... into singing, 16. neither lift up cry nor prayer 14. neither lift up a cry or prayer 12. 1 will not bear their cry ; 1 7. he will joy over thee wiih ringing. 142: Pro.U: Isa. 14: 35: 43: 44: 48: 49: 51: 54: 55: Jer. 7: II: 14: Zep 3: |?T [rah-nan']. ^KAL. — Infinitive. # Job 38: 7. When the morning stars sang together, K AL. — Imperative. Isa. 12: 6. Cry out and shouts thou inhabitant of 44:23. Sing^ O ye heavens ; 49: IS. Siny, O heavens ; 54: l.Singy O barren, Jer. 31 : 7. Sing with gladness for Jacob, Lam.2: 19. Arise, cry out in the night: Zep 3:14. Sing, O daughter of Zion ; Zee. 2: 10( 14). Sing and rejoice, O daughter of Zion: KAL Future. Lev. 9:24. when all the people saw, they shouted, Ps. 35:27. Let them shout fitr Joy, and be glad, Pro. 1 : 20. Wisdom crieth without ; 8: 3. She crieth at the gates, 29: 6. the righteous </o/A stny and rejoice. Isa. 24: l4.//iey shail sing for the majesty of the Lord, 35: 6. and the tongue of the dumb ring : 42: 1 1 . let the inhabitants of the rock stng, 61 : 7 .they shall rejoice in their portion: 65: 14. my servants shall sing for joy of heart, »PIEL Preterite.^ Jer. 31 : 12. they shall come and sing in the height of 51 :48. Then the heaven and the earth,. ..sAo// ring ¥IEL,— Infinitive. Ps. 132: 16. her sainU shall shout aloud finr joy. (lit. shouting shall shout) Isa. 35: 2. rejoice even with joy and ringing: PI EL — Imperative. Ps. 33: 1. Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righteous: 98: 4. and rejoice, and sing praise. Isa. 2H: 19. Awake and sing, ye that dwell in dust: 52 : 9. sing together, ye waste places PIEL Future, lChl6: Ps. 6: 71: S\: 89: 90: 92: 95: 96: 98: 132: 145: 149: Isa. 52: 33. Then shtdl the trees of the wood ring out \\(\2).let them ever shont for joy, 6). We will rejoice in thy sauvation, 16^ . my tongue shall sing aloud 1 7) . yea, I will ring aloud of th^ mercy 8). the shadow of thy wings wtU I rejoice. 5) . let the nations be glad and ring for j*ty : 23. My lips shall greatly rrioice 2(3 ).my heart and my flesh criM out 12(13). Tabor and Hermon shall rejoice \ A. that we may rejoice and be glad 4(5) . / will triumph in the works \. let us ring unto the Lord: 12. then shall all the trees of the wood rejoice 8. let the hills be joyful together 9. let thy saints shout for Joy. 16. her saints sheill shout aloud for joy, 1. shall sing of thy righteousness. 5. Ut them sing aloud upon their beds. 8. with the voice together shaH they sing : *PUAL.— Fitf«re.# Isa. 16: 10. Mere shall be no singing, «HIPHIL Imperative. « Deu32:43. Rejoice (marg. or. Sing ye, or. Praise), O ye nations, Ps. .32 : 1 1 . and shout for joy, all (ye that are) upright 81 : 1(2). Sing aloud unto God HIPHIL. —Fuf«r«. Job 29: 13. 1 caused the widow's heart to sing for joy. Ps. 65: 8( 9). Mom moAes/ the outgoings of the morn- ing... to rejoice, (marg. or, ring) * HITHPOLEL Participle. * Ps. 78:65. like a mighty man that shouteth njJI r'mh-nah', f. Job 3: 7. let no joyful voice come therein. 20: b.the triumphing o/the wicked (is) short. Pi. 63: 5(6). my mouth shall praise (thee) with joyful lips: 100: 2. come before his presence wtM siiijFiiiy. D^3)*l r'mh-neem'y m. pi. Job 39:13. (Gavest thou) the goodly wings unto the * [prob . lit. ostriches'] D^p^OT [_r' ste'Seem'\ ni. pi. Cant. 5: 2. my head is filled with dew, Tand) my locks with the drops o/'the night. D^p^pT r* see- seem', m. pi. Am. 6: 1 1 . he will smite the great house with breaches, (marg. or, droppings) }D"3 reh'-seuy m. Job 30: 1 1 . they have also let loose the bridle 41: 13(5). who can come(to him ) with Ats double britOef Ps. 32: 9. mouth must be held in with bit andbridte, Isa. 30:28. aiuf... a bridle in the jaws of the people, Dp*J [rah-sas']. «KAL Infinitive. « Eze.46:14.the third part of an hin of oil, to tonper (lit. motsten) yn rag, adj . Gen 2: 9. 17. 3: 5. 22. 6: 5. the tree of knowledge of good and eviL the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, as gods, knowing good and evil, to know good and evil: God saw that the wickedness qf man every imagination.. .of his heart (was) only evil 8:21. the imagination of man's heart (is) evil 13: 1 3. the men of Sodom (were) wicked 19: 19. lest some evU take me, and I die: 24:50. we cannot speak unto thee bad or good. 26: 29. That thou wilt do us no hurt, 28: 8. the daughters of Canaan pleased not (marg. (were) evU in the eyes ) Isaac 31 : 24. speak not to Jacob either good or bad. 29. in the power of my hand to do you hurt — speak not to Jacob either good or bad. 52. that thou shalt not pass over.. /or harm. 87: 2. brought unto his father their evU report. 20. Some evil beast hath devoured him: 33. an evU beast hath devoured him ; 38: 7.Er,...wa8 wicked in the sight of the Lord ; 39: 9. how then can I do this great wickedness, 40 : 7 . Wherefore look ye ( so ) sadly (maig. (arc) your faces evil) 41:3. seven other kine...t71 favoured 4. the iU favoured and leanfleshed kine 1 9. came up after them, poor and very ill 20. the lean and the HI favoured kine 21. they (were) still ill favoured, 27. the seven thin and HI favoured kine 44 : 4. Wherefore have ye rewarded evH for good ? n ( 1 179 ) n 2K. 13: 2, 1 1. did (th«t which was) nil in the sight 14: io. why shouldest thou meddle to (thy) hurt, '■ 24& 15:9,18, 24, 28&17:2.he did (that which was) evil 17:11. wrought wicked things to proYoke 13. Turn ye from your evil ways, 17. sold themselves to do evil in the sight of 21 : 2. did (that which was) evil in the sight of 6. wrought much wickedness 9. seduced them to do more evU 12.1 (am^ bringing (such) evU upon 15. done (that which was) evil 16. in doing (that which was) evil 20. did (that which was) evil in the sight of 22: 16. 1 will bring evil upon this place, 20. all the evil which I will bring 23:32,37 & 24:9, 19. did (that which was) evU in the sight of the Lord, ICh 2: 3. Er, the firstborn of Judkh, was mi 4: 10. that thou wouldest keep (me)/rom evil, 7:23. it went evil with his house.