The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 238

19:13. Michal took an image f 16. an inuige in the bed, 2K. 23: 24. Me imageSy and the idols, £ze.21 1 21 (26) . he consulted with images, (marg. tera- phim\ Hos 3: 4. attd {without) teraphim: Zee. 10: 2. the idols (marg. teruphime) have spoken B^^BhO tar-sheesWy m. Ex. 28: 20 & 39: 1 3. the fourth row a beryl. Cant 5:14. gold rings set with the beryl : Kze. 1 : 16. like unto the colour of a beryl : 10: 9. as the colour of a beryl stone. 28: 13. the sardius, topaz, and the diamond, //#e beryi, (marg. or, chrveolite) Dan 10: 6. His body also (was) like tlie beryl, Nne^-in tir-shah'thWy m. Ezr. 2 : 63. And the Tirshatha ( marg. or, governor) said Neb 7:65. And the Tirshatha (marg. id.) said 70. The Tirshatha gave to the treasure 8: 9. Nehemiah, which (is) the Tirshatha, (marg. or, governor) 10: 1. Nehemiah, the Tirshatha^ (marg. id.) nOlE'n esoo'-meth, f. Lev. 6: 2(5:21). lie unto his neighbour... tn ye/Zow- s/itp, (marg. putting of the hand, or, dealing) Tm^T\ t'shoo-ohth'. f. pi. Job 36:29.<Ae noise o/*his tabernacle? 39: 7. neither regardeth he the crying of Isa. 22: 2. Thou that art full of «^'r«, Zee. 4: 7. shall bring forth the headstone...(with) shoutings, |*3^ri tash-behtz\ m. Ex. 28: A.abrmdered coat, a mitre, and a girdle: nirj^n t'shoo-vah', f. 1 Sa. 7:17. And his return ( was) to Rxunah ; 2Sa.lI: \. after the year was expired, (marg. at the return of the year) IK. 20:22. at the return of the year the king of 26. at the return of the year, that Ben-hadad ICh 20: l.afVer the year wcu expired, (marg. the re- turn of the year) 2Ch 36: ]O.And when the year wcu expired, (marg. at the return of the year) Job 21 : 34. seeing in your answers there remaineth falsehood ? 34: 36. (his) answers for wicked men. n^lB^n t'sfioo-gah'. f. Jud. 15: 18. Thou hast given this great deliverance lSa.ll: 9. ye shall have help. (marg. or, deliverahce) 1 3. to day the Lord hath wrought salvation 19: 5. the Lord wrought a great salvation 2Sa.l9: 2{3).the victory (marg. salvation, or, deliver- ance) that day was (turned) into 23: 10, 12. the Lord wrought a great victory 2K. 5: i.the Lord had given deliverance (marg. or, victory) 13: 17. The arrow of the Lord's deliverance, and the arrow of deliverance from Syria : ICh 1 1 : 14. the Lord saved (them) by a great deliver- ance, (marg. or, salvation) 19: 12. then thou shalt help me: (lit. sbalt be for help to me) 2Ch 6: 41. let thy priests, O Lord God, be clothed with salvation, Ps. 33: 17. An horse (is) a vain thing/or safety: S7:39. Bui the salvation qf the righteous 38:22(23). O Lord my salvation, 40:10(11). I have declared thy faithfulness and thy salvation : 1607^. let such as love thy salvation 51 : I4( 16 ). thou God of my salvation : 60; 1 i( 13). vain (is) /Ae help (marg. salvation) ^f 71:15. thy righteousness ( and ) thy scUvalion 108: 1 2(13). vain (is) the help qf man. 119:41. (even) thy salvation^ according to 81 . My soul fainteth /or thy salvation : 144: 10. (It is he) that giveth salvation (maig. or, victory) unto kings: 146: 3. in whom (there is) no help. (marg. or, salvation) Pro. 11 : \4.but in the multitude of counsellors (there is) safety. 21 :3]. safety (marg. or, victory) (is) of the Lord. 24: 6. and in multitude of counsellors (there is) safety. Isa. 45 : 1 7. with an everlasting salvation : 46: 13. and my salvation shall not tarry: and I will place salvation in Zion Jer. 3: 23. our God (is) the salvation qf Israel. Lam 3: 26. wait /or the salvation qf the Lord. Gen 3: 4: Cant 7: }6.thy desire (shall be) to thv husband, 7. unto thee (shall be) his desire, 10( 1 1 ).his desire (is) toward me. nniE'ri fshoo-rah', f. ISa. 9: 7. am/ (there is) not a f>resent to bring to the man of God: ^B^W fshee-gee^ adj. ord. Lev.25: Nu. 7: 2K. 17: 25: lChl2: 24; 25: 27: Ezr. 10: Jer. 36: 39; 52: Eze.24; Hag. 2: 22. 60. 6. I. 12. 11. 16. 12. 9. 9. 22. 1. 4. 1. 10. 18. Zee. 7: 1. eat (yet) of old fruit until the ninth On the ninth day Abidan In the ntn//i year of Uoshea it came to pass in the ninth year Elzabad the ninth. The ninth to Jcshuah, The ninth to Mattaniah, The ninth (captain) for the nin//i month It (was) the ninth month, of Jiidah, in the ninth month, sat in the winterhouse in the ninth month : In the ntnM year of Zcdekiah it came to pass in the ntn//i year Again in the ninth year, twentieth (day) of the ninth (month), twentieth day qfthe ninth (month), in the fourth (day) of the ninth month, V^F\ teh'Shag\ f. & r\'^^i!\tish-gah\ m. adj. num. Gen 5: 5. the days that Adam lived were nint hundred and thirty years: 8. of Seth were nine hundred and twelve HEBREW AND ENGLISH INDEX. • • After each Hebrew word the various English temu hj which it is rendered in the Authorised Verdon, are given in alpliabetical order. — 'J'bose in which the English is not strictly a translation of the Hebrew, bi.t the rendering is the result of some peculiarity, are marked*. The mark t indicates that the rendering is tliat of the Hebrew word in combination with some otiier. The interuUive use of the Infinitives has also to be noticed as the occasion of peculiar renderings in the verbs. Words, or parts of words in italicn^ indicate that ihey are merely accompanimenu of the English which translates the Hebrew word under which they stand. nK : 1 T Kb\-ezrUe chief ♦desire father father/esi forefather • patrimony principal n« 8 T desire 3KCh 8 father DK 8 fruit greenness 3KCh 8 fruit 13« 8 Kid. broken, to be destroyed, to be destruction escape, t> not to fail, to lost, to be perish, to ready to perish, to be surely undone, to be utterly void of, to be way to flee,f to have no Pid, destroy, to lose, to perish, to cause to perish, to make to spend, to utterly HiphU. destroy, to take, to njbtCh 9 P'al. perish, to ApheU destroy, to perish, to Hophal, destroyed, to be •»3K 9 perish nMn^ (O) 9 destruction max 9 lost, thatwhich was lost thing pln^; 9 de&truction n?«> 9 destruction n3« 9 destruction nn« 9 T T KuL consent, to rest content, to will, to willing, to be nn« 10 swif^ *b&f 10 sorrow W3« 10 crib nn3K 10 point D*nt32« 10 melons a'3K 10 Abib ear ear^ of corn, green 7e/.abib lV3K 10 bcf^gar needy poor poor man njVn^ 10 desire T?« 10 angel bull chiefest mighty mighty one stoutAear/eti strong strong one valiant Taw 11 mighty "m II Hithptiel. mount up, to ^3« H Kal, lament, to mourn, to Hiphil lament, to make to mourning, to cause a Ilithpdd, feign self to be a mourner, to lament, to mourn, to ^n« 11 mourn mourner mourning ^3K 11 plain ^3« 11 but indeed nevertheless verily ^3« 11 mourning i?9 " carbuncle t c/io/Astonc divers weights Eben-eser AiftVstone Aeucfstone