The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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81 : 15( 16). llie haters qfthe Lord should have 83: 2(3). and theu thai hate thee have 89:23(24). and plague them that hate him. 139:21.1 hate them, O Lord, that hate theef Pro. 8: 36. all they that hate me love death. Up [snehl Ch. * P'AL.— Par/fctple. * Dan 4: 19(16). the dream (be) to them that hate thee. r\MV sin-ah', f. Nu. 35 : 20. But if he thrust him qf hatred^ . . Deu 1 :27. Because the Lord hated us, 9:28. and because he hcUed them, 2Sa.I3:15.Then Amnon hated her eiceedingly (marg. with mat hatred greatly) ; so that the Aa/red wherewith he hated her n)w ( 1213 ) Ru. 1 :22. in the banning of barley harvest. 2:17. about an ephah of barley, 23. to glean unto the end of barley hanrest 3: 2. he winnoweth barley to night 15. he measured six (measures) of barley , ] 7. six ( measures) of barley gave he me ; 2Sa. 14:30. he hath barley there ; 17 : 2d. wheat, and barley ^ 21 : 9. beginning of barley harvest. IK. 4 : 28( 3 : 8) . BurUy also and straw for 2K. 4 : 42. twe nty loaves of barley, 7 : 1 , 1 6, 1 8 . two measures of barley I Ch ] 1 : 13. parcel of ground full of barley ; 2Ch 2: 10(9). ancf twenty thousand measures of barleyt 15(14). am/ tlie barley , the oil, 27 : 5. and ten thousand of barley. Job 31 :40. cockle instead of barley. Isa. 2S: 25, and the appointed barley .1 er. 41 : 8. and of barley, and of oil, Eze. 4: 9. unto thee wheat, and barley, 12. eat it (as) barley cakes, 13: 19. for handfuls of barley 45: 13. sixth part of an ephah of an homer of barley : Hos. 3: 2. and (for) an homer of barley, and an half homer of barley : Joel 1 : 1 1 . for the wheat and for the barley ; nS^ sah-phah', f. Gen II: 1 . earth was of one language, (marg. lip) 6. and they have all one Uinguage ; 7. there confound their language, that they may not understand one another's tjpeech, 9. did there confound the language of 22: 17. sand which (is) upon the sea shores 41 : 3. kine upon the brink of the river. 17. 1 stood upon the bank o/*the river: Ex. 2: 3. in the flags by the river's brink, 6:12. hear me, who (am ) of uncircumcised Upt9 30. 1 (am^ of uncircumcised lipt, 7: 15. stand by the river's 6rJnA 14:30. Egyptians dead upon the sea short, 26: 4. upon </<e ed^e o/* the one curtain — make in the uttermost edge of 10. make fifty loops on the edge of — fifty loops in the edge of 28:26. breastplate in the border thereof , 32.it shall have a binding 36: 1 1 . blue on the edge of one curtain — made in the uttermost side qf 17. fifly loops upon the uttermost edge of — fifly loops made he upon the edge of 39: 19. upon Me border of it, 23. a band round about the hole, Lev. 5: 4. pronouncing with (his) lips to do Nu. 30: 6( 7 ). uttered ought out of her lips, 8(9). which she uttered with her lips, 12( 13). whatsoever proceeded out of her lips Deu 2:36. which (is) by the brink of 4:48. which (is) by the bank of 23:23(24). That which is gone out of My Ups Jos. 11:4. that (is) upon the sea shore 12: 2. which (is) upon Me bank of 13: 9. that (\a) upon Me bank of 16. that (is) on Me bank of Jud. 7 : 1 2. as the sand by Me sea side 22. to Me border (marg. Hp) qf Abel-meholah, 1 Sa. 1 : 13. only her lips moved, 13: 5. as the sand which (is) on Me seasAors IK. 4 : 29( 5 : 9 ) . as the sand that (is) on Me sea shore. 7 ',23. from the one brim to Me other : ( marg. from his brim to his brim) 24. under Me brim of it 26. and the brim thereof was wrought like Me brim oftk cup, 9:26. on Me skcre (marg. lip) of the Red sea, 2K. 2:13. stood by Me bank (marg. id, ) of Jordan ; 18:20. but (they are but) vain words, (marg. word of Me lips) 19: 28. my bridle in thy lips, 2Ch 4: 2, from brim to bn'm, (marg./rom his brim to his brim) b.and the brim of it like the work of Me trim of a, cup, 2Ch Job 6: 1 7. at the sea side in the land of Edom. 2: 10. In all this did not Job sin with his lips. 8:2l.aiuf My lips with rejoicing. " rullof/att( be justified ? 11: 2. should a man full of /oM (marg. of lips) 5. and open his lips against thee ; 12:20. He removeth away Me speech (marg. lip) 13: 6. hearken to the pleadings of my lips. 15: 6. yea, Miae own lips testify against thee. 16: 5. the moving of my lips 23: 12. from the commandment of Ai'e lips: 27: 4. My Ups shall not speak wickedness, 32:20. 1 will open my Ups and answer. 33: 3. and my lips shall utter knowledge Fa. 12: 2(3). flattering lips (and) with a double 3(4). shall cut off all flattering Ups, 4{b). our lips (are) our own: 16: 4. take up their names into my Ups, 17: 1 . my prayer, (that goeth) not out of feigned lips, 4. by the word of My Ups 21 : 2(3). the request of his lips, 22: 7(8). they shoot out Me Up, 31 : 18(19) . Let Me lying Ups be put to silence ; 34: 13( 1 4). aiuf My lips from speakin^^ guile. 40: 9( 10) . I have not refrainc^d my hps, 45: 2(3). grace is poured into thy Ups : 51 ; 15( 17). O Lord, open thou my Itpsi 59: 7(8). swords (are) in their tips: 12(13). the words of their lips 63: 3(4). my lips shall praise thee. 5(6). am/ my mouth shall praise (thee) with 'ioyful Ups : 66:14. which my lips have uttered, 71: 23. Afy Ups shall greatly rejoice 81: 5(6). I heard a language (that) I understood 89: 34(35). the thing that is gone out of my lips. 106:33. he spake uniulvisedly with his lips. 119: 13. With my lips have 1 declared 171. ilfy lips shall utter praise, 120: 2. Deliver my soul, O Lord, /rom l^ing Ups, 140: 3(4). adders' poison (is) under Mnr lips, 9( 10). the mischief of Mei'r own Ups 141 : 3. keep the door of my tips. Pro. 4: 24. and perverse lips put tar from thee. 5: 2. (that) thy lipe may keep knowledge. 8. For Me Ups of a. strange woman 7:21. with the flattering of Aer Upt 8: 6. and the opening of my lips 7. an abomination to my Ups. 10: 8, 10. but a prating fool shall falL (marg. a fool of Zips) 13. In the Ups of him that 18. that hideth hatred (with).l^ing lips, 19. but he that refraineth his hps 21. The lips of the righteous feed 32. The lips of the righteous know 12: 13. the transgression of (his) lips : 19. The Up of truth shall be established 22. Lying Ups (are) abomination 13: 3. he that openeth wide hit Upt 14: 3. but the l^ of the wine 7. (in him) the Ups qf knowledge. 23.Ulk of the Upt (tendeth) 15: 7. The Ups qf the wise disperse 16: 10. A divine sentence (is) in the Upt of the 13. Righteous Upt (are) the delight of kings; 21. and the sweetness of the Upt 23. and addeth learning to kit Upt. 27. and in Jut Upt (there is) as a burning fire. 30. moving hit Upt he bringeth evil to pass. 17:4. wickea doer giveth heed to false Upt; 7. Excellent tpeeeh (marg. A lip qf ex- cellency) becometh not a fool: much less do lying Upt (marg. a Up qf lying)