The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 235

24: 2. to cause the lamps to burn continually^ 3. morning before the Lord continually: 4. candlestick before the Lord continually. 8. in order before the Lord continually, Nu. 4: 7. the continual bread shall be thereon: 16. the daily meat ofi'ering, 9: 16. So it was alway : the cloud covered 28: 3. ( for) a continual burnt offering. 6. (It is) a continual burnt offering, 10, Id, 24. beside the continual burnt offering 23. which (is) for a continual burnt offering. 31. beside the continual burnt offering, 29: 6. the daily (lit. continual) burnt offering, ll.and the continual burnt offering, 16, 19, 22, *.>5, 28, 31, 34, 38. beside the con. tinual burnt offering, Deu 11 : 12. eyes of the Lord thy God (are) always 2Sa. 9: 7. eat bread at my table continually. 10. shall eat bread alway at my table. 13. he did eat continually at the king's table ; IK. 10: 8. which stand continually before thee, 2K. 4: 9.which passeth by us ccm/tnua/Zy. 25:29. he did eat bread continually 3<).his allowance (was^ a continual ICh 16: 6. with trumpets continually before the ark 1 1 . seek his face continually. 37. to minister before the ark continually, 40. altar of the burnt offering continually 23 :S\. continually before the Lord: 2Ch 2: 4(3). for the continual shewbread, 9: 7. which stand continually before thee, 24: 14. in the house of the Lord continually ID/) ( 1351 ) Ps. 17: 6. isa.d3:15. Gen 48: 17. Job 36:17. Pro. 4: 4. 5: 5. 11:16. 28:17. 29:23. Isa. 42: 1. Ps. 16: 5. Pro. 3:18. Am. 1: 5, Pro. 6:22. R A L. — InfinUive, Hold tm my goings in thy paths, shaketn bis hands yrom holding K AL. — Future, and he held up his father*s hand, ju(k^ent and justice take hold (marg. or, should uphold) (on thee). Let thine heart retain my words: her steps take hold on hell. A gracious woman retairuth honour: and strong (men ) retain riches. let no man »tay him. but honour ghall uphold the humble Behold my servant, whom I uphold i KAL Participle, PoeL thou maintainest my lot. and happy (is every one) thai retedneth her. 8. and him that holdeth the sceptre »NIPHAL.— Firfare. » he thall be hoUden with the cords DDR [tah'mam''\. # KAL. — Preterite, # Gen 47 : 18. how that our money i» spent ; Lev.26:20.iliM2 your strength shall be spent Nu. 17:13(26), shall we be consumed with dying ? Deu 2: 16. when all the men of war trere consumed Jos. 3:16. the plain, (even ) the salt sea, failed, 17. people were passed clean over Jordan. (lit. had^nishad to pass over) 4; 1. people were clean passed over Jordan, (lit. hadjirrished to pass over) 11. people were clean passed over, that (lit. had finished to pass over) 6: 8. when they had done circumcising all the people, (marg. the people luxd made an end to be circumcised) 1 Sa. 16: 11. /^re Acre a/i (thy) children? • 2K. 7:13. the Israelites that are consumed : Job 31 : 40. The words of Job are ended. Ps. 9: 6(7). destructions are come to a perpetual end : 64 : 6(7). they accomplish a dil igent search : 73:19. they are utterly consumed Isa. 16: 4. oppressors are consumed out Jer. 6:29. the lead is consumed of the Are ; 44: 12. and they shall all be consumed, 1 8. have been consumed by the sword 27. land of Egypt shall be consumed Lam 3:22. Lord's mercies that we are not connrnted, 4; 22. of thine iniquity is accomplished, K A L. — Infinitive, Lev.25:29.he may redeem it within a whole year (lit. until the year be finished) Nu. 14:33. until your carcases be wasted 32 : 1 3. evil in the sight of the Lord, was consumed, Deu 2:14.until...the men of war leere tmuted 15. until they were consumed, 31 : 24. law in a book, until they were finished, 30. this song, until they were ended, Jos. 4: 10. until every thing was finished 5: 6. which came out of Egypt, were consumed, 8:24. the sword, until they were consumed, 10: 20. slaughter, till they were consumed, 2$a. 15: 24. until all the people had done passing 1 K. 6:22. until he had finished all the house: 14: 10. taketh away dung, till it be all gone, Isa. 18: b.when the bud is perfect, Jer. 1 : 3. unto the end of the eleventh year 24: 10. till they be conswned from off the land 27 : 8. until /have consumed them 36: 23. until all the roll teas consumed 37: 21. until all the bread in the city were spenL K\L.— Future, Gen47:15.And when money failed 1 d. If hen that year was ended, Deu34 : 8. so the days of weeping... trere ended. IK. 7 : 22. so was the work or the pi liars yi(Nt«/i«<i. Ps. 19:13(14). then shatt I be upright, Elze.24: 1 1 . liie scum of it may be consumed, 47 : 1 2. shall the fruit thereof he consumed : Nu. 14: Ps.102: 104: Jer. 14: 44: 2Sa.20: Eze.22: Isa. 33: E2e.24: Dan 8: 9: 2K. 22: Job 22: 2Sa.22: Ps. 18: ID/) * mPHAU— Future, » 35. wilderness they shall be consumed, 27(28). thy years «Aa/i have no end. 35. Let the dinners be consumed \b, shall those prophets be coiuumeiL 12, they shaU (even) be consumed by the sword » HIPHIL PreteHU, » 18. so they ended (the matter^. 15. and will consume thy filthmess HIPHIL Infinitive, I . when thou shall cease to spoil, 10. kindle the fire, consume the flesh, 23.arAen the transgressors are come to thefuU, (marg. accomplished) 24. and to make an end of sins, (marg, or, seat up [following the STO] ) HIPHIL Future, 4. that he may sum the silver 3. thou mahest thy ways perfect f * HITHPAEL Future, » 26. thou wiU shew thyself upright, 25( 26 ). thou wilt shew thyself upright ; Dfifl teh'-meSy m. Pb. 58: 8(9).As a snail (which) OMZ/e/A, Tpr) tah-mahr^ m. Ex. 15: Lev.23: Nu.33: Deu 34: Jud. 1: 3: 2Ch28: Neh. 8: Ps. 92: Cant 7: Joel 1: 27. threescore and ten palm trees : 40.bAmches of palm trees, 9. threescore and ten palm trees; 3. Jericho, the city of palm trees, 16. went up out of the city of palm trees 1 3. possessed the city of palm trees, 15. Jericho, the city of palm trees, 15. myrtle branches, and palm branches. 12(13). The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree : 7(8). thy stature is like to a palm tree, 8(9). I will go up to the palm tree, 12, the palm tree also, and the apple tree. H2F\ toh'-mery m. Jud. 4: 5. she dwelt under the palm tree of Jer. 10: 5. They (are) upright as the palm tree. rrtST) tim-mdh-rah^ f. 1 K« 6: 29. figures of cherubims and palm trees 32. carvings of cherubims and palm trees — and upon the palm trees. 35. carved (thereon ) cherubims and palm trees 7i36.graived cherubims, lions, and palm trea, 2Ch 3: 5. set thereon palm trees and chains. Eze.40:16.upon (each) post (were) palm trees. 22. their arches, and their palm trees, 26. and it had palm trees, 31, 34, 37. oadpa/m trees (were) upon the 41: 18. made with cherubims and palm trees, so that a palm tree (was) between 19. toward the palm tree on the one side, and