The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 173

25. they shall not be accepted for you. 27. it shall be accepted for an offering * PIEL.— JW«re. * Job 20: 10. His children shaU seek to please the poor, (marg. or. The poor Mali oppress hit children) # HIPHIL.— Prrfm/e. * Lev.26:34.re8t, and enjoy her sabbatht » HITHPAEL.— J^/ure. * lSa.29: 4. wherewith should he reconcile himsdf |iXT rah-tzdhn\ m. Gen49: Q.and in their se\fwill they digged down a Ex. 28:38.Ma< they may be accepted before the Lord. Lev. 1 : 3. offer it of his own voWntary will 19:' 5.offWr it at your own will. 22; 19. ( Ye shall offer) at your own wiU 20.it shall not be aceeptabU for you. 21 . shall bt> perfect to be accepted / 29. offer (it) a£ your own will, 23: 11. to be accepted for you: {WUfir your oe* ceptance) XT) ( 1191 ) * PIEL.— Pre/ente. # Job 20:19.A« hath oppressed (marg. crushed) (and) hath forsaken the poor ; Ps. 74: U. Thou brakeU the headit of leviathan PIEL Future, 2Ch 16:10. And Asa oppressed (marg. crushed) (some) of the people * POEL.— Fii/«r«. # Jud. 10: 8. they veied and oppressed the children of #HIPHIL Future, * Jud. 9:53. and all to brake hia sculi. * HITHPOEL.— Fu/irre. » Gen25:22.vln</ the children strugyled together *PIEL Future # Job 21 : 11. their children dance, Isa. 13:21. satyrs shaU dance there. Joel 2: 5. on the tops of mountains shaO Ihey Itup, PIEL — Participle, ICh 15:29. saw king David dancing Nah 3: 2.the noise...of the/Kmpiji^chariota. * HIPHIL.~JWl«re. « P». 29: 6. He maketh them also to skip pi rak, adj. Gen41 : 19. seven other kine...poor...aiu/ /eonfleshed, 20. the lean and the ill favoured kine 27. the seven thin and ill favoured kine pT f'ak, part. conj. Gen 6 20; 26: 47: Ex. 8: Jos. 6: Jud. 3 19; IK. 8: 11: 2K. 14: 2Ch 6: 28: 5. II. 29. 26. 29( 18. 2. 20. 9. 19. 25. 13. 3. 9. 16. 10. of his heart (was) only evil continually. Surely the fear of God ( is )not in this place ; done unto thee nothing but good, except the land of the priests only, 25).frM/ let not Pharaoh deal deceitfully And ye, tit any wise keep (yourselves) at the least such as before knew nothing thereof; howsoever (let) all thy wants (lie) upon nothing in the ark save the two tablet Nevertheless thou shalt not build so that (mar^. only if) thy children take Hourbeit 1 will not rend away all yet not like David his father: N<}t Withstanding thou shalt not build yet so that thy children take heed (are there) not with you, even with you, &c. Sec. ph rohk, m. Job 7 : 1 9. let me alone till I swallow down my nitth 9 30: 10. spare not to spit in (marg. withhold not spittle from ) my face. Isa. 50: 6. 1 hid not my face from shame and apitting, 3p1 [rah-kav']. » KAL.— Ftt/ttre. # Pro. 10: 7. the name of the wicked shall roi, Isa. 40:20.chooseth a tree (that) wUl not rotg 3p^ rah'kahv\ m. Job 13:28. he, as a rotten thing, consumeth. Pro. 12: 4.6m/ she that maketh ashamed (is) as rottenness 14:30.6u^ envy the rottenness of the bonei. Hos. 5: 12. amf to the house of Judah as rottennesM, (marg. or, a unnrm) Hab 3:\6.rottenness entered into my bones, p3j5T rik-kah'Vdhn\ m. Job 41 : 27(1 9). esteemeth... brass as roM«it wood. Ipl [rah-kacH]. ♦ KAL PretenU, » Ps. 114: 4. The mountains skipped like rams, KAL. — Infinitive, £cc. 3: 4. a time to mourn, and a time to dance i K\L.— Future, Ps. 1 14: 6. Ye mountains, (that) ye skipped like njT! [rak-kW], f. Jud. 4: 21. smote the nail into his temples, 22. the nail (was) in his temples, 6:26. pierced and stricken through his t»mpk$. Cant. 4: 3.My fei}tf»/e< (are) likea piece of a 6: 7. </iy /em/>/es within thy locks. npn [rah-kagh']. ~ * KAL.— Fu/ttre. * Ex. 30:33. Whosoever compoundeth (any) like it, KAL.— Participle, Poel. Ex. 30:25,35. after the art of the apothecary: 37: 29. according to the work of Me apothecary, 1 Ch 9:30. the sons of the priests made the ointment Ecc. 10: 1 . the ointment of Me apothecary # PUAL Participle, » 2Ch 16: 14. divers kinds (of spices) prepared * HIPHIL Infinitive, * Exe.24: 10. consume the flesh, ami spies it well, Hp'1 reh'-kagh^ m. Cant 8 : 2. 1 would cause thee to drink of sjnced wi ne nph roh'-kagh, m. Ex. 30:25. an ointment compound 35. a confection after the art of the apothecary, Hp*! [rak'ka/igfi^], m. Neh 3: 8.son of (one of) MeapoMecor/es, nCljjn [rak-kah-ghah'], f. 1 Sa. 8:13. take your daughters (to be) eonfectionaries^ ^^npl [rik'keh'gheeni']^ m. pi Isa. 57: 9. didst increase thy perfumes. K^pl rah'keeag^ m Qen 1: 6. Let there be a firmament (marg. expan^ sion) 7. God made the firmament, — which (were) under Me firmament firom the waters which (were) above the firmament: 8. God called the firmament Heaven. 14. Let there be lights tn the firmament of 15. for lights ta the firmament of 17. God set them tn the firmament of 20. in the open firmament «/* heaven. Ps. 19: l(2).Meyfrm<imeNt sheweth his handywork. 150: 1. praise him tn the firmament (/his power. Exe. 1 :22. the likeness of the firmament 23. under the firmament 25. a voice from the firmament 26. above the firmament 10: 1. in the firmament that wax above Dan 12: 3. shine as the brightness of the firmament ; pW rah'keek^ m, Ex. 29: 2.an/fira/ers unleavened anointed 23. and one tracer out of the basket Lev. 2: 4. or unleavened wafers anointed /)«n ( 1195 > ilBh reh'-sheth, f. Ex. 27: 4.a j^rateof n^^vork (of) brass; and upon Vie net sbalt thou maJce 6. that Me nef may be even 38: 4. a brasen grate of ne^ork Job 18: 6. he is cast into a net Ps. 9: id( 16). ta M« ae/ which they hid is their own 10: Q.draweth him into his net, 25: 15. shall pluck my feet out of the net, 31 : 4(5). Pull me out of the net 35: 7. hid for me their net (in) b, pit, 8. and let hie net that he hath hid 57 : 6^ 7 ). They have prepared a net for my 140: 5(6). they have spread a net Pro. 1 : 17. in vain fAe iie# IS spread in the sight of 29: 5. spreadcth a net for his feet. Lam. i : 13. he hath spread a net for my feet, £ze.l2: 13. My net also will I spread 1 7 : 20. 1 will spread my net upon 19: 8. spread their net over him: 32: 3. 1 will therefore spread out my net Hos. 5 : 1 . and a net spread upon Tabor. 7; 12. 1 will spread my net upon them ; p\Fn rat'tohk\ m. Eze. 7 :23. Make a chain : for the land is full of nj5iftT [rat'toh-kak'], f. 1 K. 6:21. made a partition by the ehiunM rar) [mh-tkagh']. # PIEL. — Imperative,^ Eze.24 : 5. make it boil well, * PUAL.— Prrfm7e. * Job 30:27. My bowels boiled, *HIPHIL.— FWi«rA# Job 41 :31 (23). He maketh the deep to boil nn^ [reh'-thagh], m. Eze.24: 5. make it boil well, (lit make it boil tte boilingt) npW [rat-tee-kii/i'], f. IK. 6:21 . (3*rt3) made a partition by the ehaint GtT\ [rah'tham']. # KAL. — Imperative. #