The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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for them, their way is not equaL 20. The way of the Lord w not equaL *PIEL — Preterite.* j Job 28:25. Ae weigheth the waters by measure. •Ps. 75: 3(4). /6ear«;i the pillars of it I Isa. 40:12.nie/ec/out heaven with the span, 13. Who haili directed the Spirit of the Lord, * PUAL Participle. » 2K. 12: 1 1( 12). they gave the money, 6eiii^ told. pJI tok'-chen, m. Ex. 5 : 1 8. yf< shall ye deliver the tale Ese 45: II . the bath shall be of one meaiure, n*3?ri to'ch-neeth', f. Ese.28: 12.Thou sealest up the turn, 43: 10. let them measure the pattern, (marg. or, sum, or, number) ir\yF\ tach-reeW. ixi. f • • • ' Est. 8: 15. and with a garment of fine linen hT\ tihl. m. Deu 13: 16( 17 ). it shall be an heap for ever ; Jos. 8: 28. made it an heap for ever, 11 : 13. the cities that stood still in their ttrength, (marg. on their heap) Jer. 30: 18. the city shall be builded upon ^^otm heap, (marg. or, little hilt) 49: 2. it shall be a desolate heap. ii% [tak4(ih']. * KAL. -^PretenU. # 2Sa.21 : 12. where the Philistines had hanged them, KAL. — Participle. Paiil. Deu 28:66. thy life shall hang in doubt Hosll: 7.my people areden/ to backsliding r\^% t'iah-ah', f. Ex. 18: 8.all /A« trataU that had come upon them Nu. 20: 14. all the travel that hath befallen us: Neh 9:32. let not all the trouble (marg. weanaesf) Lam 3: 5. compassed (me) with gall and travd. nillN?)!) tal-oo-vokth' , f. pi. HoS]3: 5. in the wilderness, in the land of great drought, (marg. droughts) n^hhr\ tU-boh'-sheth, f. Isa. 59: 17. the garments of vengeance (for) dothingn hi^ flag, Ch. m. Dan 7: 9. whose garment (was) white as snow, nSri tah'lTih'. » KAL Preterite. » Gen 40: 19. and shall hang thee on a tree ; 22. But he hanged the chief baker: 41 : 13. unto mine office, and him he hanged, Deu21 : 22. and thou hang him on a tree: Jos. 8:29. the king of Ai he hanged on a tree 2Sa.2l : 12. ( 3*n3) the Philistines had hanged tksm, Est. 8: 7. him they have hanged upon 9: 14. they hanged Haman's ten sons. 25. and that he and his sons should ftt hanged Ps.137: 2. We hanged our harps upon the Isa. 22:24. And theg shall hang upon him 0/1 ( 1349 ) ^D/l Pi. 26 : 1 1 . 1 will walk in mine integrity : 41 : 12( 13). thou upholdest me in mtiie integrity ^ 78:72. So he fed them according to the integrity of 101 : 2. will walk within my house with a perftct Pro. 2: 7. a buckler to them that walk uprightly. 10: 9. He that walketh uprightly 29. the Lord (is) strength to tJk upright: 13: 6. Righteousness keepeth (him that is) upright in 19: l.thc poor that walketh in his integrity, 2U: 7. The just fman) walketh in his integrity: 28: 6. the poor that walketh t» his uprightness, isa. 47 : 9. come upon thee in their perfection nSTl [tooni-mah'], f. Job 2: 3. still he holdeth fast his integrity, 9. Dost thou still retain thine integrity? 27: 5. till 1 die 1 will not remove mitte integrity 31 : (j.that God may know mine inteyrity. Pro. II: 3. The integrity of the upright » KAL.—Pretente. * Pfl. 46: 6(6). They saw (it, and) so they marvelled i K A L. — Imperative. Jsa. 29: 9. Stay yourselves, and wonder; Hab. 1: 5. regard, and wonder marvellously: KAL Future. Gen43:33.ai>ff the men marvelled one at another. Job 26: 1 1 . and are astonished at his reproof. Ecc. 5: S(7). marvel not at the matter: Isa. 13: 8. t/tey shall be amazed one at another ; Jer. 4: 9. the prophets shall wonder. * HITHPAEL Imperative. <3f Hab. 1 : 5. regard, and wonder marvellously: nari [tmah], Ch. Dan 4: 2^3:32). to shew the signs and wonders 3(-: 33). and how mighty (are) his wonders/ 6:27(28). he worketh signs and wonders pnan tim-mah'hdhn\ m. Deu28 : 28. and astonishment of heart: Zee 12: 4. smite every Xxorsewith astonishment, y\'liF\fmdhly adv. Gen 31 : 2. it (was) not toward him as before, (marg. as yesterday and the day before) 5. it (is) not toward me as before; (lit. id. ) Ex. 4 : 10. neither Aere<»/orr, nor since (marg. since yesterday^ nor since the third day ) 5: 7. straw to make brick, as heretofore: (lit. as yesterday the third day) 8. which they did make heretofore, (lit. yesterday the third day) 14. task in making brick both yesterday and today, as heretofore? (lit. cu yesterday the third day ) 21: 29. wont to push with his horn in time peut, (lit. from yesterday the third day) 36. ox hath used to push in time past, (lit from yesterday the third day ) Deu 4: 42. hated him not in times past; (lit. from yesterday the third day) 19: 4. whom he hated not in time past; (roaig. from yesterday the third day ) 6. inasmuch as he hated him not in time past. ( marg. from yesterday the third day ) Jos. 3: 4. ye have not passed (this) way heretofore. (marg. ti'nce yesterday and the third day ) 4: 18. all his banks, <u (they did^ before, (lit. as yesterday the third day) 20: 6. hated him not beforetime. (lit. from yester- day the third day ) Ru. 2:11. people which thou knewest not heretofore, lit. yesterday the third day) ISa. 20: 27. neither yesterday, nor to day ? 21: 5(6). kept from us tdHnU these three days^ (lit. as yesterday the third day) 2Sa. 3:17. Ye sought for David in times past (marg. both yesterday and the third day) 15: 20. Whereas thou camest (but) yesterday^ 2K. 13: 5. Israel dwelt in their tents, cu 6e/brelifMe. (marg. as yesterday, (and) thiid day) iChll: 2. moreover in time past, (maig. yesteriLiy and the third day) Job 8: 9. For we (are but or) yesterday, nj^fip fmoo-nah'y f. Ex. 20: 4. any likeness (of any thing) Nil. 12: 8. and the similitude of the Lord Deu 4: 1 2. ye heard the voice.. .6t</ saw no similitude t 15. ye saw no manner of similitude 16. the similitude qf any figure, 23, 25. <^ likeness of any (thing), 5: 8. (any) /iitm«M (of any thing) Job 4: 16. an image ( was) before mine eyes, Ps. 17: 15. 1 shall be satisfied,.. .with thy it^mess. HT^lftp t^moo-rah' . f. Ley.27: 10. and the exchange thereof shall be holy. 33. and the change thereof shall be holy ; Ru. 4: 7. redeeming and concerning changing. Job 15:31. vanity shall be his recompence. 20: 1 8. according to (his) substance (shall) the restitution (marg. his exchange) {be), 28: 17. and the exchange oj it (shall not be) nniOJ^ t'moo-thah\ f. Pt. 79: 11. those that are appointed to die; (marg. children o( death) 102:20(21). those that are appointed to death f (marg. id. ) Tfifl tah-meedfy m. Ex. 25: 30. table shewbread before me alway. 27: 20. to cause the lamp to burn always. 28: 29. a memorial before the Lord continually. 30. heart before the Lord continually. 38.it shall be always upon his forehead, 29:38. of the first year day by day continually. 42. a continual burnt offering 30: 8. a perpetual incense before Lev. 6:13(()).The fire shall everhe burning 20( 13). for a meat offering perpetual,