The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 169

41 : W.the evil that Ishmaei...had done, 42: 6. (it be) good, or whether (it be) evil, 10. 1 repent me of Me evil 17.</i« evil that I will bring 44: 2. all the evil that I have brought 3. their wickednean which they have 5. nor inclined their ear to turn from their wickeJnetif 7. Wherefore commit ye (this) great evil 9»the wickedness (marg. wickednesses, or, punis/iTuents) of your fathers, and tJte wickedness of the kings of Judah, and the wickedness of their wives, and your own wickedness^ and the wickedness of 1 1 . 1 will set my face against you /or evtV, \l,and saw no evil, 23. therefore this etoil is happened unto you, 27. 1 will watch over them for evil, 29. my words shall surely stand. .-.ybr evil: 45: 5.1 will brinff evil upon all tlesh, 48: 2. they have devised evil \ 6, ana his offlictioti hasteth fast. 49:23. they have heard evil tidii^^s: 37. 1 will bring evil upon them, 51: 2. in the day of troii6/e 24. all their evil that they have done in Zion 60. the evil that should come upon Babylon, 64. the evil that 1 will bring 52: 2. he did (that which was) evil Lum. 1 :21.mine enemies have heard of my trouble; 22. Let all their wickedness come before thee ; 3:38. Out of the mouth of the most High pro- ceedeth not evil and good ? Exc. 5: 16. the evil arrows of famine, 17. 1 send upon you famine and evil beasts, 6: 9.^0 evils which they have committed 10. not said in vain that I would do this evil 1 1 .all the evil abominations of the house of 7:5. Thus saith the Lord God ; An evil, an only evil, behold, is come. 24. the worst of the heathen, 8; 9. the vtcAea abominations that they do 11:2. the men that... give wicked counsel 13; 22. strengthened the hands of <Ae wicked, 14: 15. If I cause noisome beasts to pass 21. 1 send my four sore judgments — and the famine, and the nttisome beast, 22. the evil that I have brought upon 16:23. aAer all thy wickedness, 57. Before thy wickednets was discovered, 20: 43. yo«r evils tbat ye have committed. 44. not according to your wicked ways, SO: 12. the hand oCDte wicked: 33 : 1 1 . turn ye from your evil ways ; 34:25. will cause the evil beasts to cease 36: 3 1. remember your own evil ways, 38: 10. thou shalt think an evil thought: Dan 9: 12. by bringing upon us a great evil: 13. all this en7 is come upon us: 14. hath the Lord watched upon the evil, 1 1 :27. kinffs* hearts ( shall be ) to do mischief, Hos 7: Land the wickedness (marff. evils) of 2. 1 remember all their wickedness ■ 3. make the king ^lad with their wickedness, 15. they imagine mttcAie/' against me. 9:15. All Metr wickedness (is) in Gilgal: 10: 15. So shall Beth-el do unto you because of yonr great wickedness ( marg. the evil of your evil) Joel 2: IS.repenteth him of the evil. ( 1181 ) y-) Joel 3:I3(4:13)./Vf>irtcAeifne«f (is)grcaC Am. 3: 6. shall there be evil in a city, 5: IS. for it (is) an evil time. 14. Seek good, and not evil, 15. Hate the evil, and love the good, 6: 3. Ye that put far away the evil day, 9: 4. 1 will set mine eyes u))on them for evil, 10. The evil shall not overtake... us. Chad. IS. not have looked on thrir affiiction Jon. 1 : 2./Aeir wickedness is come up before me. 7. for whose cause this evil (is) upon us. 8. for whose cause this evil (is) upon us ; 3: 8. turn every one from his evil way, 10. they turned from their evil way ; and God repented of the evil, 4: I. But It displeased Jonah exceedingly, (lit. with great grief) 2. repcntest thee of Me eviL 6. to deliver Mm from his grief. Mic. 1:12. evil came down from the Lord 2: 1 . work evil upon their beds I 3. against this family do 1 devise an evil, — for this time (is) er«7. 3: 2. Who hate the good, and love the evil; 1 1 . none evil can come upon us. 3. That they may do evt/ with both hands 1 1 . imagineth evil against the Lord, 1 9. upon whom hath not thy wickedness 13. or purer eyes than to behold evil, 9. him that coveteth an evil covetousness — delivered from the power of evil / 15. thou shalt not see evil any more. 4. Turn ye now from your evil ways, and (from) your evi7 doings: 15. they helped forward the affiiction. 10. and let none of you imagine evil against 17. let none of you imagine evil in your 8. if ye offer the blind...(is it) not evil T and if ye off'er the lame... (is it) not evil t 2: 17. Every one that doeth ev'd Nah V: 1: 3: Hah 1: 2: Zep. 3: Zee. 1: 7: 8: Mai. 1: Cx. 32: 1 7. the noise of the people as they shouted. Job 36:33. jfVie noise thereof shewexh concerning it, Mic. 4; 9. thou cry out aloud f (lit. cry a crying) jn reh'ag, m. Genii : 3. said one to another, (lit. his neighbour^ 7. that they may not understand one uNomer'f (lit. his ueiyhbour'B) speech. 15: 10. laid each piece one against another: (lit. his neighbour) 31 :49. when we are absent one/rom another. 38: Vi. his friend Hirah the Adullamite. 20. sent the kid by the hand of his friend 43:33. the men marvelled one at anotlier. (lit. his neighbour) Ex. 2:1 3. Wherefore smitest thou thy fellow 9 II: 2. let every man borrow of his neighbour, J 8: 7. asked each other of (their) welfare ; 16. 1 judge between one and another, (lit. his neighbour) 20: 1 6. Thou shalt not bear false witneu a^aiite< thy neighbour. 17. shalt not covet My netyAAowr's house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's wife, — nor any thing that (is) My neighbour's, 21 : 14. come presumptuously upon his neighbour, 18. if men strive together, and one smite another (liL his neighbour) 35. if one man's ox hurt another's, (lit. his neighbour's ) 22: 7 (6). a man shall deliver unto his neighbour 8(7). put his hand unto his neighbour's 9(8). shall pay double unto his neighbour. 10(9). If a man deliver unto his neighbour an 1 1 i 10). not put his hand unto his neighbour's 1 4(1 3). man borrow (ought) of his neighbofur, 26(25 ). If thou at all take My nstyA6oi(r'a 32:27. slay every roan...Ais neighbour. S3: 1 1 . as a man speakcth unto his friend, Ley.I9: 13. Thou shalt not defraud My neighbour, 1 6. stand against the blood of My neighbour t 18. thou shalt love My neighbour as thyself s jn reh'Sg, m. ( 1183 ) :un Pi. 139: 2. thou underaUndest my thought 17. How precious also are thy thoughts unto jn roh'ag, m. Gen41 : l)eu28: lSa.l7: Neil 2: l*s. 28: Ecc. 7: Isa. 1: Jer. 4: 23: 24: 25: 26: 29: 44: IIos. 9: 19. such as I never saw... /or hadnui: 20. the wiekedtwu (^f thy doings, 28. the naughtiness of thine heart ; 2. nothing (else) but sorrow ({^ heart. 4. and aeeording to the voiekedness of their 3. fry the sadness ofth^ countenance 16. put away the evil of your doings 4 & 21 : 1 2. because of the evil qf your doings. 2. 1 will visit upon you the evil of your 22. and from the evil of their doings. 2. could not be eaten, they were so bad,