The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 188

pipes to the seven lamps, 10. hand of Zerubbabel (with ) those seven ; HJ^??' skiv-gafi\ Ch. adj. num. Ezr. 7:14. and of his sfven counsellors, Dan 3:19. heat the furnace one seven times 4: lenS'S.and let seven times pass over him. 23(20). till seven times pass over him ; 25(22), 32(29). am/ seven times shall pass DT?!1E^ shiv-geem\ adj. num. Gen 4: 24. truly Lamech seventy and sevenfold. 5:12. And Cainan lived seventy years, 31. the days of Lamech were seven hundred seventy and seven 1 1 :26. Terah lived seventy years, and begat 12: 4. Abram (was) seventy and five years old 25: 7. of Abraham's life which he lived, an hun- dred threescore and fifteen 46:27. the souls... (were) threescore and ten, 60: 3. mourned for him threescore and ten days. Ex. 1 : 6. of the loins of Jacob were seventy f>ouls: 16:27. and threescore and ten palm trees: 24: 1,9. and seventy of the elders of Israel ; 38:25. and a thousand seven hundred and thr^- score and fifteen shekels, after the 28. And of the thousand seven hundred scvsnfy and five (shekels) be made hooks 29. the brass of the offering (was) seventy Nil. 1:27. of the tribe of Judah, (were) Mreeseors and fourteen thousand and six hundred. 2: 4.numberedof them, (were) threescore amd iburtetn tbouaand and six hundred. -IM^ ( 1233 > "initf IieT.26: 13. aw/ I have broken the bands of your yoke, Nu. 9: 12. leave none of it unto the morning, nor break any Jud. 7 : 20. blew the trumpets, and brake the pitchers, IK. 13:26. the lion, which hath torn him, (marg. broken him) Job SS'AO. And brake up for it my decreed (place}, Ps. 104: 11. the wild asses quench (marg. break) their thirst. Pro. 25: 15. a soft tongue breaketh the bone. Isa. 42: 3. A bruised reed thaU he not breaks Jer. 19: 1 1 . Even so will I break this people — as (one) breaketh a potter's vessel, 28: 4. / will break the yoke of the king of 10. took the yoke...uii</ lirake it. 1 1 . Even so will I break the yoke 8. / will break his yoke 26. of the portion of his meat $haU destroy Atm, (lit. break him) 18(20)./ will break the bow and the sword 13. now will I break his yoke KAL^^Purticipie. Poel. 13. and viewed (lit. was rteactng) the walls of Jerusalem [see also *mi27] 15. went I up.. .and viewed the wall, [id.] 6. The voice of the Lord breaketh 35. 1 wiU break the bow of Elam^ 16. 1 will break the staff of bread 30: Danll: Hos. 2: Mah 1: Neh 2: Ps. 29: Jer. 49: Exe. 4; K A L. ~ Participle* Paiil. Lev.22: 22. Blind, or bntken^ or maimed, Ps. 147 : 3. He healeth the broken in hearty * NIPHAL. -^Pretente, * Ex. 22: 10(9). die, or be hurt, or driven away, 14(13). if a man borrow (ought)... cuid it be hurt, IK. 22:48(49). the ships were broken at Esion-geber. 2Ch 1 4 : 1 3( 1 2 ) . //ley were destroyed (marg. broken) before the Lord, Ps. 34:20(21 ). not one of them i$ broken, 124: 7. the snare M 6roAen, Isa. 8: 15. shall stumble, and fall, and be broken, 14: 29. the rod of him that smote thee is broken: 24: 10. The city of confusion ie broken down : 28: 13. that they might go, and fall...aiu/ be broken, Jer. 14:17. the virgin daughter of my people is broken 22: 20. all thy lovers are destroyed, 23: 9. Mine heart within me i« broken 48: 4. Moab i» destroyed ; 17. How is the strong staff 6roAe», 25. his arm is broken, 51 :30. her bars are broken. Ese. 6: A, and your imnges ehall be broken r 6. and your idols may be broken 9. lam bro^n with their whorish heart, 26: 2.sAs u broken (that was) the gates of the « people: 30: B.and (when) all her helpers thaU be de- strayed, (marg. broken) Dan 8; 8. the great horn was broken ; NIPHAL.— /n/ni/ioe. Jon. 1: 4. the ship was like to be broken, NIPHAL Future, Lev. 6 : 28( 2 1 ) . the earthen v essel . . .thaU be broken : 15: 12. which hath the issue, »Jtall be broken: ISa. 4: I8.awr/ his neck brake, 2Ch 20 137, And the ships were Woken, Job 24: 20. aiui wickedness ehall be broken as a tree. 31 : 22. let.. .mine arm be broken from the bone. 38: 15. the high arm shall be broken, Ps. 37: 15. their 1m>ws shall be broken. 17. the arms of the wicked sh(dl be broken : Pro. 6: 15. sudden! v shall he be l/rttken 29i \,s/taU suddenly be destroyed, and that Ecc.12: 6.or the pitcher be broken at the fountain, Isa. 27 : 1 \,they shatt be broken off: Jer. 50: 23. the hammer of the whole earth cut asunder and broken I 51 : 8. Babylon is suddenly fallen and destroyed: Eie.89: 7.whe(n they leaned upon thee, than braJhest, SI : 12. ami his boughs are broken 32:28.<Aoii shali be broken in the midst of Dan 8:25. As shall be broken without hand. 11 : 4. hla kingdom shall be broken, • Dan 11 : 20. within few days he shall be destroyed, 22, and shall be broken ; yea, also NIPHAL.— Parrtcip/e. Pf. 34: 18(19). nigh unto them that are of a broken 51: 17(19). The sacrifices of God (are) a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, Isa. 61: l.to bind up the ^roAcmhearted, Jer. 2: 13.5roAeift cisterns, that can hold no water. £ie.27:34.MoM shalt be broken by the seas 30:22, that which was broken ; 34: 4» neither have ye bound up tktU loAtcA was broken, 16. will bind up thcU which w<u broken^ Dan 8i22. Now that being broken, whereas Zec.ll: 16. nor heal that that is broken, * PIEL Preterite, » Et, 9: 25. brake every tree of the field. 84: l.the first tables, which thou brakest, DeulO: 2. the first tables which Mom brakest, 12: S,and break their pillars, 2K. II : 18. bis images brake they in pieces ^ 18: A, and brake the imi^s, 23: 14. am/ Ac 6ruAe...the images, and cut down the groves, 25: 13, did the Chaldees break in pieces, 2Ch23:17.and brake his altars and his images in pieceSf 84: 4. the molten images, Ae brake in pieces, Ps. 3: 7(8). Mom hast br^en the teeth of the 74: 13. Mom brakest the heads of the dragons 76: 3(4). There 6r/iAe Ae the arrows of the bow, I07:16.Ae AaM broken the gates of brass, Isa. 21 : 9. the graven images... Ae hcUh broken Jer. 43: 13. He shall break also the images 52: 17. the brasen sea... the Chaldeans brake. Lam. 2 : 9. destroyed and broken her bars : 3: 4.Ae AuM broken my bones. PlEL,^ Injinitive, Ex. 23:24. aiuf quite break down (lit. and breaki4,g down shalt break down) PIEL, — Future, Ex. 23: 24. quite i^reaA down their images. 32:19.aM<< AroAe them beneath the mount. 34: \3,break their images, Deu 7: b,break down their images, 9i\l,and brake them before yotir eyes. 2Ch 14: 3(2). and 5raAe down the images, 31 : 1 . and brake the images in pieces, Job 29 '.17, And J brake the jaws of the wicked, Ps. 29: 5. yea, the Lord breaketh the cedars 46: 9(IO).Ae breaketh the bow, 48: 7(8). TAoM breakest the ships of Tarshish 10&: 33. ami frruAe the trees of their coasts. Isa. 38: 13. so will he break all my bones: 45: 2. / wUl break in pieces the gates of brass,