The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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Mine eye afibcteth mine heart (marg. my soul) 58. thou hast pleaded the causes of my soul; 5: 9. gat our bread with (the peril of) our lives s. 3:19, 21 .thou hast delivered thu soul, 4: 14. my soul hath not been polluted: 7: 19. they shall not satisfy their souls, 13: 18. to hunt souls f Will ye hunt the souls-of my people, and will ye save the souls alive 19. to slay the souls that should not die, and to save the souls alive that should not live, 20. wherewith ye there hunt the souls — and will let tfte souls go, (even) the souls that ye hunt 14: 14. they should deliver (but) their own souls 20. they shall (but) deliver their oum souls 16: 6. to the lothing of £Ay»er«on, 27. delivered thee unto the will of them that 17: 17. to cut off many persons: 18: 4. all so«/s are mme; as the soul of the futher, 90 also ths soul of the son is mine: £ze.l8: 4, 20. the soul that sinneth, it shall die. 27. he shall save his soul alive. 22: 25. they have devoured souls; 27, to shed blood, (and) to destroy souls, 23:17. her mind was alienated 18.my mtiuf was alienated from her, like as my mind was alienated from her sister. 22y 28. from whom thy mind is alienated, 24: 21 . that which your soul pitieth ; 25. that whereupon they set their minds, (marg. the lifting up of their soul) 25: 6. rejoiced in heart (mai^. soul) with all thy despite 15. taken vengeance with a despiteful heart, 27: 13. they traded the persons of men 31. shall weep for thee with'bitternestof AeorZ 32: 10. every man /or his own life, 3d: 5. that taketh warning shul deliver his souL 6. take (any) person from among them, 9. thou hast delivered thy souL 36: 5. with despiteful minds, 47: 9.everyMin^ that liveth, (lit. every soul of life) Hos. 4: 8. they set their heart on (marg. lift up their smtt to) their iniquity. 9: 4. their bread /or Uuir soul Am. 2: 14. neither shall the mighty deliver Kimsslf: (marg. his soul) 15. shall he that rideth... deliver himself. 6: 8. The Lord God hath sworn 6y himself, Jon. 1:14. let us not perish for this man's life, 2: 5(6). The waters compassed me about, (even) to the soul: 7(8). When my soul fainted 4: 3. take, I beseech thee, my lift 8. wished in himself to die, Mic. 6: 7. the sin of my soulf 7 : 1 . my soul desired the firstripe fruit. 3. he uttereth his mischievous desire : (marg. the mischief of his soul) Hab. 2: 4,his soul (which) is lifted up 5. who enlarseth his desire as hell, 10. hast sinned (against) thy soul. Hag. 2: 13. unclean by a dead body Zee 11: 8. my soul lothed them, and their soul also abhorred me. r\^: [neh'-phelh], f. Jos. 17:11. (even) three countries. nS3 noh'-phethy f. Ps. 19:10(11 ).an(f) (the honeycomb, (mai^. ths dropping o/* honeycombs) Pro. 5: 3. drop (as) an Aoneycom6, 24: \Z.and the honeycomb, (which is) sweet 27: 7.The full soul loatheth ott Aoneyeom5; Cant. 4:11. drop (as) the honeycomb : Dv^Pl53 [naph'too'leem'^, m. pi. Gen30: 8. With great wrestlings have I wrestled p nehtz, m. Gen40: 10. her blossoms shot forth ; Lev.l 1 : \6.the hawh after his kind, \>e\i\A\\b.the hawh after his kind. Job 39:26. Doth the hawh fly by thy wisdom, «W [mk-tzah']. # KAL. — Infinitive. # Jer. 48: O.Moab, that it may Jlee and get away: (lit. that/7eetny it may go out) y$i [mh-tzav']. # NIPHAL.— Prrtmfe. * Oen37: 7. my sheaf arose, and also stood upright; Ex. 7:15. and thou shall stand bv the rivers brink 15: 8. the floods stood upright as an heap, 83: 8. the people rose up, and stood 3u m^ ( 835) Hab. 3:19. 7b the chief tinffer on my stringed instru- ments. TO) [n'tzaghl Ch, «ITHPAEl Participle, * Dan. 6: 3(4). Then this Daniel was preferred above rn^neh'-tzagk & ni^neh'-tzagh.m. lSa.15:29.lA« Strength (marg. or, Eternity, or, victory ) of Israel will not lie 2S«. 9:26. Shall the sword devour /or ever? 1 Ch 39: 1 1 . the power, and the glory, and the victory, Jdb 4 : 20. they perish for ever 14:20. Thou prevailest/ur ever against him, 20: 7. he shall perish for ever 23: 7. so should 1 be delivered /br ever 34:36. (that) Job ma^ be tried unto the end 36: 7. he doth establish them for ever, Ps. 9: 6(7). destructions are come to a perpetual end: (lit. completed /or ever) 16( 1 9 ). the needy shall not altcay be forgotten t 10: II. he will never (lit. not for ever) see (it). 13: 1(2). wilt thou forget me, O Lord ? for ever? 16: 1 1 . at thy right hand (there are) pleasures for evermore, 44: 23(24). cast (us) not off for ever, 49: 9( 10). That he should still live/or ever, 19(20). shall never (lit. for ever not) see light. 5S: 5(7). God shall likewise destroy thee^^eofr, f;8: 16(17). the Lord will dwell (in it) /or ever. 74: 1 . why hast thou cast (us) off for ever? 3. up thy feet unto the /lerpef mo/ desolations; 10. shall the enemy blaspheme... /or ever? 1 9. forget not the congregation of thy poor for ever, 77: 8(9). Is his mercy clean gone for ever? 79: 6. wilt thou be angry for ever? 89:46(47 ). wilt thou hide th^rself ybr ever? I (13: 9. He will not alicays chide: Pro.21 :28.the man that heareth speaketh conetanily, Isa. 13:20. shall never (lit. not /or ever) be inhabited, 25: 8. He will swallow up death in victory i 28:28.he will not erer.be threshing it, 33:20. not one of the stakes thereof shall ever be removed, 34: 10. it shall lie waste ; none shall pass through \i for ever and ever, [D^nS? n^jb] 57: 16. neither will I be alwaye wroth: Jer. 3: 5. will he keep (it) to the end? 15:18. Why is my pain perpetual, 50:39. it shall be no more mhabitedybr ever; Lam.3: 18. AfV strength and my hope is perished 5:20. Wherefore dost thou forget u«/or ever, Am. 1 : II . he kept his wrath ybr ever: 8: 7. Surely I will nerer ( lit. not /or ever) foiget any of their works. Hab. 1 : 4. judgment doth never go forth: PnfJ [neh^'tzagh], m. Isa. 63: 3.fAefr blood shall be sprinkled 6. 1 will bring down their gtrength y^) ntzeev, m. she became apiUar of salt, the garrison of the Philistines: Jonathan smote the garrison Saul had smitten a garrison David put garrisons in Syria be put garrisons in Edom ; throughout aU £dom put he garrisons, and (he was) the only officer which (was) in the land, the Philistines* garrison be put garrisoks in Edom ; ( 3*rO) the chief of king Solomon's officers, 17: 2.set^amfOfu in the land of Judah, y^) [mh'tzeer^], m. Isa. 49: 6. {^*ra)andiorentoTe the preserved cflsnel: %3 ht) [nah-tzal'}. Gai19:96. ISa.10: 5. 13: 3. 4. 3Sa. 8: 6. 14. IK. 4:19. IChll: 16. 18: 13. 2Ch 8: 10. *NIPHAL Preterite. # Jer. 7:10. We are delivered to do all these aboml* nations ? NIPHAL Infinitive, Isa. 20: 6. to he delivered from the king of Assyria: Hab. 2: 2»tluU he may be delivered from the power NIPH AL Imperative. Pro. 6: 3. Do this now, my son, and deliver thyself,