The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 39

Gen37 Deu 2: Joa. 6: Jud.11: 16 20 lSa.16 2.Sa.l8 IK. 7 2K. 3 2Ch 4 17 18 23 Job 16 40 Ps. 49 Jer. 41 52 Gen 2 IK. 7 2K. 6 8 2Ch 4: 3, which did compass it round about: 21 : 9. smote the Edomites which compassed him Ecc 1 : 6. and tumeth about unto the north ; it whirleth a5ou/(lit. turning about turning about) Cant 3: 3. The watchmen that go about the city 5: 7. The watchmen that went about the ci^ « NlPHAL.~Pre/m7«. * Genl9: Nu.34: Jos. 7: 15: 16: 18: 19: Jud.l9: Jer. 6: 31: Eze.26: 41: Gen42: Nu.36; ISa. 5: 15: 17: 18: 22: 2Sa.l4: 18: IK. 2: lChl6: Ps. 71: 114: Pro.26: £ze. 1: 10: Hab 2: Zec.l4: 4. compassed the house round, both old 4.i4nd your border shall turn from the south 5.^nd the border shaU fetch a compass 9. and shall environ us round, and cut off 3. and fetched a compass to Karkaa: lO.ilnd the border compassed from Haalah 6. and the border went about eastward 14. and compassed the corner of the sea 14.ilad the border compasseth it on the north 22. of Belial, beset the house round about, V2.And their houses shall be turned unto 39. and shcUl compass about to Goath. 2. she is turned unto me: 7. and a winding about (marg. went round) mPHAL,^Future. 24. And he turned himself about from them, l.shaU not the inheritance...remorf 9. Neither shall the inheritance remove 8. Let the ark.. .be carried about unlo Gath. 12. he set him up a place, and is gone about, 27, And as Samuel turned <d>out to go away, 30.ilad he turned from him toward another, 1 1 . And David avoided out of his presence 18.^nd Doeg the Edomite turned, and he fell 24. Let him turn to his own house, — So Absalom relumed to his own house, 20. And he turned aside, and stood still. \b,howbeit the kingdom is turned about, 43. oad David returned to bless his house. 21. anii comfort me on every side. (lit. and shall go about and comfort me) 3. Jordan was driven back. 5. thou Jordan, (that ) thou wast driven back ? 14. As the door tumeth upon his hinges, 9, 12, 1 7. they turned not when they went ; 11,11. they turned not as they went, 1 6. the same wheels also turned not 16. the cup of the Lord's right hand shall be turned 10. All the land shall be turned (marg. or, compassed) as a plain 4tPIEL. — Infinitive. # 2Sa.l4:20.To/f/cA about this form of speech » POEL. --Future. * Deu32:10. A« led him about, (marg. or, compassed) Ps. 7 ; 7(8), So shall the congregation of the people compass thee about : 26: 6. so will I compass thine altar, 82: 7. thou shalt compass me about with songs 10. mercy shaU compass him abf)ut. 55: 10( 1 1 ). Day and night they go about it 59: 6(7), 14(15). aiu/yo roundabout the city. Cant.3: 2. 1 will rise now, and go about the city J^r. 31 :22. A woman shaU compass a man. Jon. 2: 3( 4 ). the floods compassed me tdnnit : 6(6). the depth closed me round abouty # HIPHIL.— Pre/en7e. * 1 Sa. 5: 9. that, afler they had carried it about, 10. Ihey have brought about the ark of the God IK. 18: 37. Mom hast turned their heart back again. 2K. \(ai\^.tumed he from the house of the Lord 2Ch 13: 13. Jeroboam caused an ambushment to come cd)out 35:22. Josiah would not turn his face from him, Ezr. 6: 22. an<^ turned the heart of the king of Assyria Eza. 7:22. My face will I turn also from uem, HIPHIL Infinitive, 2Sa. 3: 12. to bring about all Israel unto thee. iCh 12:23. to turn the kingdom of Saul to him, HIPHIL — Imperative, 2Sa. 5:23. (but)/etoA a compass behind them, ICh 14: \A.tum away from them, and come Caiit.6: 6. Turn away thine eyes from me, HIPHIL.-Ftt/«re. Ex. \3A^.But God led the people a6oM/, •no ( 867 ) ao SK. 85: 10. brake down the wa|l8 of Jeru^aleni round about. n.pomcgniiMitet upon the chapiter round aboutf ICh 4 :33.viUaffe8 that (were) roioul oftovl 6:56(^40). Uie tuburbs thereof roimd o^ou/ it. 9:27. And they lodged roaad (UHfui the hou^e 10: 9. the land of the Phllistinet round about, II: 8. he built the city round aboutf eTen from Millo round awnU : 22: 9. rett from all his enemies round about : IH.hath he (not) given' you re»t on every tide? 28: 12. of all the chambers round about, 2Ch 4: 2. from brim to brim, roimd m eompais, — thirty cubits did compass it round about. 3. which did compass it round about (lit around, around)/ ten in a cubit, com- passing the sea round about. 14: 7(6). he hath giyen us rest on every tide. 14(13). smote lul the cities round about 15: 15. the Lord gave them rest round about. 17:10. lands that ( were ) round about Judah, 20:30. God gave him rest round about. 23: 7. shall compass the king round about, 10. the temple, by the king round about. 32:22. and guided them on every tide, 34: 6. with their mattocks round about. Ear. 1: 6. they /Ao/ (were) oftoii^ ^Aem strengthened Neh. 5: 1 7. among the heathen that (are) about ut. 6: 16. and aU the heathen that ( were) about ut 12:28. the plain country round about Jerusalem, 29. builded them yillages round about Job 1 : 10. about all that he hath on every tide 9 10: S.and fashioned me to|^tberrrm»d<i£oii<; 18:11. Terrors shall make him afraid on every tide, 19: 10. He hath destroyed me on every tide, 1 2. and encamp rcmnd about my tabemaple. 22:10. Therefore snares (are) round about thee, 29: 5. (when) my children (were) about me; 41 : 14(6). his teeth (are) terrible round about. Ps. 3: 6(7). set (themselves) against me round about. 12: 8(9). The wicked walk on every tide, 1 8 : 1 1 ( 1 2) . his pavilion round about him 27 : 6. above mine enemies round about me : 31: 13(14). fear (was) on every tide: 34: 7(8).encampeth round about them that fear 44: 13(14). a dension to them that are round tUfout ut. AC: 3.aiMl it shall be very tempestuous round about him, 76: 1 1( 1 2). let all thai he round abmit him bring 78:28. round about their habi^Uions. 79: 3. shed like water round about Jerusalem ; 4. derision to them that are round about u$. 89: 7(8). in reverence of all (them that are) about him. 8(9). to thy faithfulness round about thee 9 97: 2. and darkness (are) roundabout him: 3. and bumeth up his enemies round about. 125: 2. (As) the mountains (are) round about Jerusalem, so the Lord (is) round about his people 128: 3. like olive plants round about thy table. Ecc 1 : 6. the wind retumeth again according to hit eireuitt. Caiit.3: 7. threescore valiant men (are) about ft, Iia. 42:25. it hath set him on fire round about, 49: 18 & 60:4. Lift up thine eyes round about, Jer. 1 : 15. against all the walls thereof round about, 4: 17. are they a^nst her round eUwut g 6 : 3. pitch ( their} tents agai nst her round about ; 25. (and) fear (is) on every tide. 12: 9. the birds round about (are) against her ; 17:26.oiul/nim the placet about Jerusalem, 20: 3. called thy name Pashur, but Magor-