The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 4

3. Woe unto Me foolish prophets, 4. thy prophets are like the foxes 3e b2^ ( 787 ) nj3 ICh 25: 6. with crmbals, psalteries, and harps, SCh 5:12. cymbals and psalteries and harps, 9:11. harps and psalteries for singers : 20: 28. came to Jerusalem with psalterieM 29:26. with psalteries, and with harps, Neh 12:27. (with ) cymbals, psalteries, and with harps. Ps. S3: 2. sing unto him with the psaltery 57 : 8(9 ). awake, psaltery and harp : 71:22.1 will also praise thee with the psaltery ^ (marg. instrument of psaltery) 81 : 2(3). the pleasant harp trim the psaltery, 92 : 3( 4 ) . and upon the psaltery ; 108: 2(3). Awake, psaltery and harp: 144: 9. upon apudtery (and) an instrument of 150: 3. praise him with the psaltery and harp. Isa. 5:12. the harp, and the vitd, the tabret, 14:11. the noise of thy viols : 22: 24. all the vessels of flagons, (marg. or, instruments of vioU ) Am. 5:23. 1 will not hear the melody of thy viols, 6: 5. That chant to the sound of the vittl, n^Ja? rivah4ah\ f. Gend4 I>eu22; Jos. 7 Jud.19 20 lSa.25 SSa.13; Job 42 Isa. 9 32 Jcr. 29 : 7. he had wrought yy/y : 2 1. she hath wrought ya//y in Israel, : 15. hath wrought folly (marg. or, wickedness) :23.do not this folly, 24. do not so vUesL thing, (marg. the matter ofthis/o//y) : 6. committed lewdness and folly in Israel. \0, the folly that they haye wrought :25.Nabal (is) his name, and JoUy (is) with him: : l2.do not thoM this/<%. : 8. lest I deal with you (after your) foUy, : 17(1 6). and every mouth speakeU^ f'^9' (maxg. or, villany) : 6. the vile person will speak villany, : 23. they have committed villany Tuyi nvth'lah\ f. Lev. 5: 2. 1 II; :24. : 8. IL 24. 25. 27. 28. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 17:15. 22: Deul4: 21 ! 28; Joa. 8; IK. IS 2K. 9 Ps. 79 Ilia. 5 2h : 8. 8. 21. :23. :26 :29. :22 24. 25. 28. 29. 30. 37. : 2. :2&. 19. a carcase of an unclean beaft, or a carcase of Andean cattle, or the carcase of unclean creeping things, tb^ fat of the beast that dieth qf itgeif, (marg. carcase) and their carcase shall ye not touch ; h4ye their carcases in iU)omination. whosoever toucheth the car com of them whosoever beareth (ought) (^ the carcase of them whoso toucheth their carcase he that beareth the carcase (any part)^/*//ieir carcase iklleth taat which toucl^eth their caratse if (any part) of their carcase fall and (any part) of their carcase fall he that toucheth Me carcase thereof he t|iat eateth of the carcase of it he also that beiureth the carcase of it that eateth that which died (marg. a car- ease) (of itself), I%at which dieth of itself or is torn nnr touch their dead carcase, anj thing that dieth of itself: His body shall not>remain thy carcase shall be meat they should take his carcase down thy carcase shall not come unto his carcase was cast in the way, the lion also stood by the carcase, and saw Me carcase cast in the way, and the lion standing by Me carcase: he went and found his carcase cast in the way, and the ass and the lion standing by Me carcaee: the lion had not eaten the carcase, the prophet took up the carcase of be laid his carcase in his own grave ; the carcase o/* Jezebel shall be as dung Th^ dead bodies of thy servants Mei'r carcaees (were) torn in the midst ( with) my dead body sh^ll they arisf». Jer. 7 : 33. Me carcases of this people 9: 22(2 1). Me carcases of men shall fall 16: 4.Metrcflrru«es shall be meat 18. with the carcases q^ their detestable 19: 7. Metr carcases will I give to be meat 26: 23. and cast his dead bodi/ into 34 : 20. Metr dead bodies shall be for meat 36:30. afid his elead body shall be cast out Eze. 4:14./or...have 1 not ^ten of that which dieth of itself, 44: 31. any thing that t> dead of itself. ™'?33 Inav-tooth'l f, |Ioa. '2:10(12). now will I discover her lewdneu (marg./o//y, or, villany) y33 [nah-vag^]. * K AL. -^Participle. Poel. * Pro. 18: 4. wellspring of wisdom ( as) Vifiowiny brook. * HIPHIL— Fu/iire. * Ps. 19: 2(3^. Day unto dav uttereth speech, 69: 7(8). Mey belch out with their mouth: 78: 2. y will utter dark sayings 94: 4, shall they utter (and) speak hard things? 1 19: 171. My lips shall utter praise, 145: 7. Thty sluUl abundantly utter the memory Pro. 1 : 23. / will pour out my spirit unto you, 15: 2. the mouth of fSols poureth out (mai^. belcheth, or, hubbleth ) foolishness. 28. mouth of the wicked poureth out evil things. Ecc.IO; l.Dead flies cause the ointment.. .fo sttnd forth a stinking savour: nri?h5^ 7iev'rash'tah\ Ch. f. Dan. 5: 6. and wrote over against Me candlestick 3^3 7ieh''gev, m. QenI2: 13: 20: 24: 28: Ex. 26: 27: 36: 38: 40: Nu. 13: 21: 33: 34: 35: Deu. 1 : 34: Jos. 10: 11: 12: 15: 9. going on still toward the south. Land Lot with him, itito the south* 3. from the simth eyen to Beth-el, 14. northward, and southward, and eastward, and westward: 1 . toward the south country, 62. he dwelt in the so%Uh countrv. 14. to the north, and to the souin: 1 8. on the «otfM side southward. 9. the south side southward 23. twenty boards for the south side 9. on the south side southward 24. on the side of the tabernacle southward. 17. Get you up this (way) southward, 22. they ascended Ity the south, 29. in the land of Me south: I. king .\rad... which dwelt in Me south, 40. king Arad...which dwelt in the south 3. your south quarter shall be — your south border shall bp 4. your border shall turn from the south — from the south to Kadesh-bamiea, h. on the south side two thousand cubits, 7. in the vale, and in the souths 3. the south, and the plain of the valley of 40. the country of the hills, and of the south, 2. the plains south of Chinneroth, 16. all Me somM country, 8. and in the south country ; l.the wilderness of Zin southward 2. their so%Uh border was from the shore — the bay that looketh southyjard: 3. to the south side to Maaleh-acrabbim. — on the south side unto Kadesh-bamea, -^ . this shall be your south coast. 7. on Me south side of the river: 8. unto the south side of the Jebusito ; 19. thou hast given me a south land ; 21 .toward the coast of Rdom southward 9. southward of the river : t:j3 ( 789 ) TIIJ Ps. 93: 15( 16). To »hew that the Lord (is) upright: Jer. 36: 16. will ncrr/y tell (lit. telling tell) the lung 50: 24. to declare in Zion the vengeance of 51 :3I. to shew the king of Babylon that Dan. 2: 2. to shew the king his dreams. 9:23.1 am come to mew (thee) ; Blic. 3: 8. to declare unto Jacob bis transgression, HIPHIL.— /mpero/tw. GeD24:23.tf// roe, 1 pray thee: 49. if ye will deal kindly... ^eU me : and if not, tell me ; 29:ld.fe/i me, what (shall) thv wages (be) ? 33:29(30). Tell (me), I pray thee, thy name. 37: 16.teil me, I pray thee, where they feed