The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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31. punish him and his seed and Ais servants 37: 2. But neither he, nor his servants, 1 8. against thee, or against thy servamts, 43: 10. the king of Babylon, my servant, 44: 4. 1 sent unto you all my servnnts 46: 26. king of Babylon, and into the hand of hit servants: 'i23f ( 895 ) i3y ICh 96: 8. able men for strength for the service, SO. of the Lord, and in the ierviee of the king. 27: 26. did the work of the field for tillage of 28: 13. for all the work of the service of the house — and for all the vessels of service in the house ^.instruments of a// manner of cervice; (lit. of service and service) — instruments of everj^ AiW of Mm>«.*( lit t</.) \&,€Kcordiftg to the use of every candlestick. 20. hast finished all the work for the service of 21. for all the service of the house of God: — for any manner of tem'ce: 29: 7. ga ve ,/x»r <A««errice of the house of God 2Qi 8:14. the courses of the priests to their service, JO: 4. ease thou somewhat the grievous servitude 12: 8. that they may know my service, and the service of the kingdoms of the countries. 24 : 1 2. such as did the work of the service of 29:35. So the service of the house of the Lord 31 : 2. every man according to Atf service, 16. his daily portion /or their service 2\,inthe service of the house of God, : 13. in any manner of service: (lit. of service and service) : 2. encouraged them to the service of the 10. So Me service was prepared, 15. might not depart from their service ; 18. the service of the Lord was prepared : 20. had appointed /or the service qf : 5. nobles put not their necks to the work qf : 18. because the Ifondage was heavy upon this :32f 33^ . third piut of a shekel/or the service qf 37(38). tithes in all the cities of our tillage. Pa. 104 : 1 4. and herb for the service of man : 23. forth unto his work and to his labour Iim. 14: 3. the hard bondage wherein thou wast made 28: 21. and bring to pass his act, his strange act. 32: 17. and the e^c/ of righteousness quietness Lam. 1 : 3. because of great servitude : £ae.29: 18. caused his army to serve a great service — for the service that he had served against 44: 14. of the house, for all the service thereof. 34 35 Neb 8 3 5 10 ID132 gavoht, m. I>ea24: 10. not go into his houseio fetch his pledge, 1 1 . bring out the pledge roroad unto thee. 12. thou shalt not sleep with his pledge: 13. thou shalt deliver him the pledge again *1Q]^ gdvoor, part. Used with prefix, "n^D^ll as a preposition and conjunction. Gen 8:21. curse the ground any more for man*« sakej 21 :30.thou take.. .Ma/ they may be a witness Ex. 9:16. raised thee up, for to shew ( in ) thee my 13: %. because qf that (which) the Lord did 2Sa. 10: 3. sent his servants.. ./o search the city, fitc. The signification of ^^2373 continues the same with pronominal suffixes. It occurs with additional prefix, *1!Q17Db three times : Ex. 20; 20. God is come to prove you, 2Sa. 14:20. To fetch about this form of speech 17: 14. to the intent thai the Lord might bring nttg gavoor, m. Joa. 5:1 l.they did eat 0/ Me oJd com of 12. after they had eaten qf the old com qf b3y {^ah-vat'l # KAL. — Infinitive, # Deu24:10.thou shalt not go into his house to fetch his pledge. K.Kh.— Future, Deul5: 6. thou shalt lend unto many nations, but thou shalt not borrow ; * PIEL Future. * Joel 2: 7. and they shall not break their ranks: * mvmh.— Preterite. * Deul5: 6. and Mou shaU lend unto many nations, HIPHIL.— /n^mViM. Deul5: %,and shalt surely lend him (lit. and lending thou shalt lend him ) HIPHIL.— Fu/ure. Deul6: 8. and s/iall surely letui him t^'^t^yS gav-teet\ m. Hab 2: 6. him that ladeth himself with thick clay! ^53?: gaveCy m. Job 15: 26. upon the thick bosses of bis bucklers: ^5SI1 [gSvee], m. IK. 7:26, And it (was) an hand breadth Murit, (lit. And its thickness (was) an handbreadth) 2Ch 4: 5. And the thickness of it (was) an Jer. 62: 2 Land the thickness thereof {wiks) four TfV2]l[^dvee-dah'lCluf. Ezr. 4: 24. Then ceased the vowk of the house 5: 8. and this loori^ goeth fast on, 6 : 7. Let the work of this house of God alone ; 18. for the service of God, Dan 2: 49. over the ajffaira of the province 3: 12. whom thou hast set over the affairs of *13J^ gah-var\ #KAL Preterite,* GenI5: 1 7. a burning lamp that passed between those 18: 5. for therefore are ye come to your servant. 32; 10(1 n. with my staff" I passed over this 3\ (32). nB he passed over Fennel the sun rose 33 : 3. he passed over before them, Ex. 12:12. For I will pass through the land of Egypt 23. JPor the I^rd wUlpass through to smite Nu. 5:14. And the spirit of jealousy come upon — or if the spirit of jealousy come upon 13(32. The land, through which we have gone 14: 7. The land, which we passed through 32:21 .iiad wUl go all of you armed over Jordan 34: A.and pass wn to 7An'. — and pass on to Azmon : Deu 2:14. until we were come over the brook 12:10. Byd (when) ye go over Jordan, 26: 13. Ihaoe not transgressed thy comxnBxxdxnQwts, 29: 16(15). how we came through the nations which ye passed by ; Jos. 3: 4. for ye have not passed (this) way 16. and the people passed over right against 4: 13. forty thousand prepared for ^nt passed over 22. Israel came over this Jordan 6: 8. |NB«sfrf on before the Lord, 7:11. they have also transgressed my covenant 15. /le hath transgressed the covenant 15: B.and passed tuong to Zin, — and passed along to Hezron, 4. ( From thence ) it passed toward Azmon, 6. and passed along by the north 7. and the border passed toward the waters 10. and passed along unto the side of mount — and passed on to Timnah: 1 1 . and passed along to mount Baalah, 16: 2. and passeth along unto the borders of 6. and passed by it on the east to Janohah ; 18: 13. And the border went over from thence 18. And passed along toward the side 19. And the border passed along 19:13. And from thence passeth on along njijr (897 ) •^^ Ex. 1ft: 16. till thy people pau over, O Lord, till the people DOM over, 34: 6. And the Lord passed by before him, Lev*26: 6. tAofl the sword po through your land. 87 : 32. whatsoever iMMeM under the rod, Nil. 6: 30. the spirit or jealousy eometh upon him, 6: b. there shaU no rasor come upon his head: 20:l7.Xi€< Its past, I pray thee, throush thy country: aw tri// not jnu« through the — until we have pateed thy borders. 18. Thou ihaJt not p€u» by me, 19./ will only, without (doing) any thing (else), po through 90. And he said. Thou ehalt not go through, SI :32. Let me pau through thy land: — until we be poet thy borden. 93:87. But thy serrants will pose over, 29.wiUpasa with you over Jordan, SO. But if they wiU not pate over with you