The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 236

the face of a young lion toward the palm tree on the other side: 20. door (were) cherubims and palm trees 25. temple, cherubims and palm trees, 26. windows and palm trees on the one side p^TOPl tam-rook'y m. Est. 2: 3, their things for purification 9. her things for purification, 12. /or the purifying of the women ; Pro.20:30.The blueness of a wound eleanteth avray eyil: (mai^g. (is) a pmrging imk/icum against) -in ]'3J5 tan-nee7t',m. Gan lill.Otidcialedgint irldJu, Ex. 7i 9. It ihall become a Krpmt. 10. It becmuiB a Mtrpettt. la.every romn bis rfid, bthI tbejr b DniSS:33. Their wine (is) the paiNin otAvgt Neb Siia.eren before the drown well. Job 1: "STSfel Pt. 74: 1^ dropai 91:13 148: ; I^^ ,Ch. adj.ord. !hin i: 5. a mmmI, Hke to * beer. IWyn tin-yah-nooth' t Ch. adv. byji rvje'in ,f. LeT.lI:le.(A(jwaii, a 30.(heiDiil,f I>euU:i6.thegreet a IChSI: 6. the Job 15: 16. How much more abamiiuiblt Isa. U:19.thy graie like an u&amtxaUc branch, Job 9:3l.aiu< mine own cloIhe> ihoilaVhur m, lU: 19. All mj inward fnendi uhhamd nt : 30; JO. JAc; oiitT >■■, Ihef flee fir from me. Deu T:Se, JSf^ nj^ tah-gW. * In. 38 7. thro rinkan«do/U««»«j 47:16. lohla 53> 6. fl •atrag, Em.44:I0. wma,t 4B:!1. <u(Kiy...aa the Lerltet ■HiXailniy Eaa.44:10.X'A«. IS&48:ll.i<rAfl> the of li™l «ri utroy KAL -fWnn. OenSI 14.fli«I Job 36 41.««i«i-d»rforlKkofmeat. Pro. J ■pathi. t!de>iaee>ll? Iw.31 i^nm. Em. 14 «tK^ KAL Participlt. Poel. Gen37 16. behold, (be in the Add: Gi. S3 P.. Ma 10. '^> Pro.ai ts. mn of the way Urn. 21) 3 6:31. Let not bim that i> dK«iw< truM NIPHAL.— /-itaiAfi. 9:14.««'^'^^ *H1PH 3?$a; (o»aui reproof •mfA. ( malg. ww.(lhee)«.m-. J. 4: 7. Biie. n'pKJ!' t"gah-lah'. f. :^' ^n ( 1355) icfsn D^i^Sn [too-phet-meni'^, m. pi. Lev. 6:21(14). the &ci Aeii pieces q^ the meat oflTer ing 7©^ tah'phehl\ m. Job 6: 6. Can iheU which ia unsavoury be eaten Lain.2:l4. have seen vain and foolish thingg £ze.l3: 10. others daubed it with untempered II. which daub (it) with untempered 14. ye have daubed with untempered 15. daubed it with untempered (morter), 22:28. have daubed them with untempered rh^ tiph-lah', f. Job 1 :22. nor charged God fitoJizhly, (maig. or, at- tributed/o//j^ to God) 24: 12. yet God layeth Dot foUy Jcr. 23: 13. 1 have seen^olfy (marg. ttiMavoiay, or, on absurd thing) in the prophets 7\^m t'phil-lah', f. 2Sa. 7 : 27. to prav this jDra^er unto thee. IK. 8 : 28. have thou respect unto the prayer of — hearken unto the cry and to the prayer, 29. the prayer which thy servant shall niake 38. What prayer and supplication soever 45. hear tnou in heaven their prayer 49. hear thou their prayer 54. made an end otpraying all this prayer 9: 3. 1 have heard thy prayer 2K. 19: 4. lift up (thy) prayer for the remnant 20: 5. 1 have heard thy prayer^ 2Ch 6:19. Have respect therefore to the prayer of — the prayer which thy servant prayeth 20. to hearken unto the prayer 29. what prayer (or) what supplication ^, their prayer and their supplication, 39. their prayer and their supplications, 40. unto the prayer ( that is made ) in this place. (marg. to the prayer of this place) 7:12.1 have heard thy prayer, 15. unto the prayer (that is made^ in this place, (marg. to the prayer q/'tbis place) 30:27.Mei> prayer came (up) to his hoIy..^]ace, 33: 18. Manassen, and hit prayer unto his Uod, 19. His prayer alsOt and (how God) was Neh 1 : 6. hear the prayer of thy servant, 1 1 . attentive to the prayer of thy servant, and to the prayer of thy servants, 1 1 :17.to begin the thanksgiving in prayer.* Job 16: n.aUo my prayer (is) pure. Fs. 4 : 1 (2) . mercy upon me, and hear my prayer, 6: 9( 10). the Lord will receive my prayer. 17 [title] {\).A prayer of David. l(2).f^ve ear unto my prayer, 35: {3.ana my prayer returned into mine own 39 : 1 2( 1 3 ) . Hear my prayer, O Lord, 42: 8(9). my prayer unto the God of my life. 54: 2(4). Hear my prayer, O God ; 55: 1 (2) . Give ear to my prayer, O God ; 61 : 1(2). attend unto my prayer. 65 : 2(3) . O thou that hearest prayer, 66 : 1 9. hath attended to the voice of my prayer. 20. hath not turned away my prtiyer, 69:l3(l4).my/>rayer (is)unto thee, O Lord, 72:20. The prayers q/* David the son of Jesse 80 : 4( 5 ) . against the prayer of thy people ? 84: 8(9). O Lord God of hosts, hear my prayer: 66 [title! ( 1 ). A prayer of David. 6r7V Give ear, O Lord, unto my prayer t 88 : 2(3). Let my prayer come before thee : 13( 14). in the morning shall my prayer 90 [title] (\).A prayer of Moses the man of God. 1 02 [title] ( I). A prayer of the afflicted, 1 (2) . Hear my prayer, O Lord, 17( 18). will regard the prayer of the destitute, and not despise their prayer, 1 09 : 4. 1 ( give myselr unto ) prayer. 7. and let his prayer become sin. 141 : 2. Let my prayer be set forth before thee 5. my prayer also (shall be) in their Ps. I42[title] ( I ). Maschil of David ; A Prayer 143: I . Hear my prayer, O Lord, Pro. 15: 8. hut the prayer of the upright 29. but he neareth the prayer of the righteous. 28: 9. his prayer (shall be) abomination. Isa. 1 : 15. when ye make many prayers, 37: 4. lift u}) ( thy ) prayer for the remnant 38: 5. 1 have heard thy prayer, 56: 7. make them joyful in my house of prayer : (lit. the house of my prayer) — house shall be called an house of prayer Jer. 7:16. neither lift up cry nor prayer II : 14. neither lift up a cry or prayer Lam. 3: 8. he shutteth out my prayer. 44. that (our ) prayer should not pass through. Dan 9: 3. to seek by jsrayer and supplications, 1 7. hear the prayer of thy servant, 21. whiles I (was) speaking in prayer, Jon. 2: 7(8). my prayer came in unto thee, Hab. 3: 1. J prayer of Habakkuk T^^ [tiph-kh'-tzeth], f. Jer. 49: 16. Thy terribUness hath deceived thee. tjfi^ [tah'fhaph'']. * KAL — ParticipU. Poel. » Ps. 68: 25(26) . the damsels playing with timbreU. * POEL Participle. # Nah. 2: 7{&).t(d)ering upon their breasts. *15P1 [tah'phar^]. 'X' KAL. — Preterite, 4f Job 16: 15. / have sewed sackcloth upon my skin, KAL. — Infinitive. Ecc. 3: 7. A time to rend, and a time to sew; KAL Future, Gen 3: Land they sewed fig leaves together , * PIEL.— Particip/e. * Ezcl^: 18. Woe to the women that sew jySTl tah'phas'. * KAL Preterite. » Deu2I:19. Then shall his father and his mothei lay hold on 22: 28. and lay held on her, Jos. 8: 23. the king of Ai they took alive, 2K. 14: 7. and toM Selah by war, 13. Jehoash king of Israel took Amaziah 2Ch25:23. Joash the king of Israel took Amaziah Fro. 30: 9. and take the name of my God Jer. 40: 10. dwell in your cities that ye have taken, KAL. — Infinitive. Deu20:19.in making war.../o take it,