The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 45

2Ch 7 : 14. and wiUjorgive their sin, Jer. 5: Land I will pardon it. 7. How shall Ip*irdon thee for this? 31 :34. / will forgive their iniquity, 50:20. / will pardon them whom I reserve. KAL. — Participle. Poel. P8.103: 3. Whoforgiveth all thine iniquities; #N1PHAL Preterite. * Lev. 4:20. an</ it shall he forgiven them. 26, 31, 36, & 6: 10, 1.^, Hi, 18,&6:7(5:26).awr/ it shall be forgiven him. 19:22. and the sin which he hath done shall be forgiven him. Nu. 15:25.aitcf tt shall be forgiven them ; 26. And it shall be forgiven all the 28. and it shall be forgiven him. npp sal'laligiy, m. Ps. 86: 6. thou. Lord, (art) good, aiuf reo/fy tofor^ give ; nn'^ s tee-'irhah' , f. Neh. 9: 17. thou (art) a God ready to pardon^ (marg. a God of ftardons) Ps.130: 4. (there h) foryiceuess with thee. Dan. 9: 9. God (belong) mercies and forgirrtiesseSf OenlS: Kz. 39: Lev. S 6 6 7 14 23 S4 Nu. 6 7 8: 15: S8 29: IK. 4: 2K. 7: ICh 9: 23: £se.l6: 46: *nOp $*mah-dar\ m. CanLS: 13. the Tines (with) the tender grape give a 15. our vines ( have ) tender grape*. 7: 12( 13). (whether) the tender grape appear, D^ sam-meem\ m. pi. Ex. 25: 6. for anointing oil, and for eweet incense, (lit. incense of tweet tpieea) 30: 7. Aaron shall bum thereon eweet incense ( mai^. incenseof j|pteea ) every morning: 34. Take unto thee tweet epiee*, — $we^ spices with pure frankincense: 31 : 1 1 . sweet incense ( lit. incense of mice* ) for 35: S.^ices for anointing oil, and tor the sweet incense. ( lit. id. ) 15. the sweet incense, ( lit. id. ) and the 28. anointing oil, and for the tweet incense. (lituT) 37: 29. pure incense of sweet spices, 39:38. the street incense, (marg. the incense of sweef tpicet) 40:27. he burnt tweet incense (lit id. ) Lev. 4: 7. the altar of «ioe«/ incense (lit. i^. ) before 16: 12. his hands full of tweet incense (lit. id, ) Nu. 4 : 16. the light, and the tweet incense, (lit. id. ) 2Ch 2: 4(3). to bum before him tweet incense, (nuvg. incense of*picet) 13:11. burnt sacrifices and tweet incense: (lit. id.) *^0D sah-mdch'. *KAL.— Prrfente. * Gen27:37. with com and wine have I tutiained him : (marg. or, tupported) Ex. 29: 10, 19. an// Aaron and his sons thaUpui their hands rho ( 879 ) Tr^b soh'-teth. com. 6.quickly three measures of fine meal, 2. (pt) wheaten,/lbMr shalt thou make them. 40. tenth deal of flour mingled with the fourth i I . his offering shall be i^ot) fine flour; 2. thereout his handful of the flour thereof , 4. unleavened cakes of flne flour 5. it shall be {oi) fine flour unleavened, 7. it shall be made (of) flne flour with oil. 1 1 . the tenth part of an ephah of flne flour 15(8). he shall take of it his handful, of the flour 20( 13) . the tenth part of an ephah of flne flour 12. and cakes minsled with oil, offlnejwur, 10. three tenth deiQs of flne flour 2 1, one tenth deal of fine flour 1 3. two tenth deals of fine fiour 17. of two tenth deals: they shall be of fine fiour; 5. thou shalt take fine fiour, 15. cakes of fine fimtr mingled with oil, 13, 19, 25,31, 37, 43, 49, 55, 61.67, 73, 79.full of flne flour minj^led with oil 8.(even)yuie^Kr mingled with oil, 4. a meat offbring of a tenth deal of Hour 6. a meat offering two tenth deals of flmr 9. meat offering of three tenth deals of flow 5.a tenth (part) of an ephah of flour for a meat offering, 9, 12. two tenth desls of flour (for) a 12. three tenth deals of jUur (for) a 13. a several tenth deal of flour 20. {of) flour mingled with oil: 2&. then meat offering of flour mingled with 3, 9, 1 4. their meat ofibring (shall ^ of) flour mingled with oil, 22(5: 2). thirty measures of flne flour, I. about this time (shall) a measure of flne flour (be sold) for a shekel, 16. So a measure of flne flour was (sold) for 18. a measure of flne flour for a shekel, 79.the flne flour, and the wine, and the oil, '29. and for the flne flour for meat offering, 13. thou didst eat fi^e flour, and honey, \9. flne flour, and oil, and honey, 1 4. to temper with the flne flour ; '^DD Ex. 29:1 5. an<f Aaron and his sons thaUput their Lev. 1 : 4. And he thall put his hand upon the head 3: 2, 8, XZ.And he thali lay his hand upon the 4: A.and thail lay his hand upon the bullock's Xb.And the elders of the congregation thuil lay their hands 24, 29, 33. And he thall lay his hand upon 16:21. And Aaron shall lay both his hands upon 24: 14. and let all that heard (him) lay their Nu. 8: \0.and the children of Israel thou put their 27: 18. aiu/ lay thine hand upon him ; Deu34: 9. Moses had laid his hands upon him: Ps. 88: 7(8). Thy wrath lieth hard upon me, Isa. 59: 16. his ngnteousness, it tuttained him. 63: 5. my fury, it upheld me, Ese.24: 2. the king of Babylon tet himtelfagtanai Am. 5: 19. and leaned his hand on the wall, K A L. ; — Imperative. Ps. 119:116. Uphold me according unto thy word, KAL.— Future. Lev. 8: 14. and Aaron and his song laid their hands 18, 22. ami Aaron and his sons laid their Nu. 8:12. And the Levitcs shall lay their hands 27 :*23. And he laid his hands upon him, 2Ch 29:23. afui they laid their hands upon them: Ps. 3: 5r6).forthe Lord xtM^ciinec/me. 51 : I2l\ A). uphold me (with thy) free spirit. KAL. — Participle. Poel . Ps. 31 '.\7. but the Lord upholdeth the righteous. 24. the Lord upholdeth (him with) his hand. 54: 4(6 ). the Lord ( is ) with them that uphold my 145: 14. The Lord upholdeth all that fall, Isa. 63: 5. 1 wondered that (there was) none to up- hold: Eze.30: 6. They also that uphold Egypt shall fall ; KAL ParticipU. Paul. P8.111: 8. They ttand fatt (marg. (are) ettablithed) for ever and ever, 8. His heart (is) eatuldithed, 3. in perfect peace, (whose) mind (is) ttayed * NIPH AL—Pre/enie. * 6. By thee have I been holden up from the 2. and ttuy themtelvet upon the God of Israel ; NIPHAL Future. 112: Isa. 26: Ps. Isa. 71: 48: Jud.l6:29. an<i on which it was borne up, (marg. or, he leaned on them) 2K. 18: 2 1, if a man lean, it will go into his hand, 2Ch32: 6. And the people re^ed themselves (marg. leaned) upon the words Isa. 36: 6. whereon if a man lean, it will go into his hand, ^ PI EL. — Imfteraiive. ^ Cant.2: 5. Stay me with flagons, btX) seh'-mtl 8c 7pD seh'-mel, m. Deu. 4: 16. the similitude ofnnyflgure, 2Ch33: 7. the idiU which he had made, 15. Me idol out of the house of the Lord, Eze. 8; 3. Twas) the seat of the image o/* jealousy, 5. this imuge o/* jealousy in the entry. }pD [sah-man'^ * NIPHAL Participle. * Isa. 28: 25. cast in the principal wheat and the appointed barley TDD sah-ma/. - T *KAL.— Pretert7«.# Pft. 1 19: 1 20. My flesh trembleth for fear of thee ; * PIEL.— FirfMre. * Job 4:15. the hair of my flesh stood up : 'TDD sah-mahr\ adj. Jer. 51 : 27. as the rough caterpilkrs.