The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 56

2K. 10: 29. Me golden caive* that (were) in Beth-el, 1 7 ; 16. them molten images, ( even ) two calves, SCh 1 1 : \b.amdfor the calves which he had made. 13: 8. (there are) with you golden cttlves^ Neh. 9:18. when they had mode Uiem a molten calf. Pa. 29: 6. He maketh them also to skip like a caifi t>8: 30(31 ).wilh the calves o/'the people, ltl6: 19. They made a calfm Horeb, laa. 11:6. and the ctUfsmd the young lion 27: 10. there shall the ca//feed, Jer. 31 : IS.oj a buUock unaccustomed (to the yoke): 34: 18. when they cut Me calf in twain, 19. which passed between the parts of the calf; 46:21 . in the midst of her like fatted bullocks ; Exe. 1 : 7. feet (was) like the sole of a calfs foot: Hoc 8: 5. Thy calf, O Samaria, hath cast (thee) ofT; 6, the calfofSamanm shall be broken 13: 2. Let the men that sacrifice kiss the enhoes. Am. 6 : 4. and the eahes out of the midst of the stall ; Mic 6: 6. with eahes of a year old ? MaL 4: 2(3:20). grow up as calves of the stall. "V^X geg-lah', f. Geiil5: DCU21: Jiid.U: liM.16: 15: icr.4ti: 48; 50 HoalO; 9. Take me om heifer of three years old, 3. the elders of that city shall take <m heifer, (lit a heifer of the herd) 4. bring down the heifer unto a rough valley, — shall strike off Me AeiYer's neck 6. shall wash their hands over Me heifer 18. If ye had not plowed with my heifer, 2. Take an heifer (liL an heifer of the herd) with thee, 2 1. a man shall nourish a young cow, (lit. heifer of the herd ) b.an heifer of three years old: 20. Egypt (is like) a very fair heifer, 34. (as) an heifer of three years old: 1 1 . ye are ^own fat as the heifer at grass, 5. Samaria sh.'dl fgar because of the calves of 11. Ephraim (is as) an heifer (that is) taught. Gen 45:19. 21. 27. 5. 46: Nu. 7: 3. ISa. 6: 2Sa. 6: iCb 13: Ps. 46: Isa. 5: 2^1 Am. 2 1 6. 7. 8. 7. 8. 10. II. 14. 3. 7. JH 18. 27. 28. 13. take you wagtms out of the land of Egypt Joseph gave them wagons, when he saw Me wagons in the wagons which Pharaoh had sent their offering before the Lord, six covered wagons, a wagon for two of the princes, Moses took Me wagons and the oxen. Two wagons and four oxen four wagonn and eight oxen Now therefore make a new cart, tie the kine to the cart^ ark of the Lord, and lay it upon Me cart; two milch kine, and tied them to the curt, laid the ark of the Lord upon Me cart. Ami the cart came into the field of Joshua, they clave the wood of the cart, they set the ark of God upon a new cart, the sons of Abinadab, drave the new cart. they carried the ark of God in a new cart Uzza and Ahio drave the cart. 10). he burneth the chariot in the fire, and sin as it wefe with a cart rope: neither is a cart wheel turned about nor break ( it with ) the wheel of his cart, a cart is pressed (that is) full of sheaves. ^[gah'gam']. * KAL. — Preterite. # Job 30:25.ira4 (not) my soul grieved for the poor ? m VgSh-gan']. ^mPHAL. -Future. « Ru. t : 13» would ye stay for them from having ( 901 ) ly T2 gad; nu Ex. 15:18. The Lord shall reign for ever and ever, JNii. 24:20. latter end (shall be) that he perish ybr ever. 24. afflict Eber, and he also shall perish ^r etj«T. 1 Ch 28 : 9. he will cast thee off for ever. Job 19: 24. an iron pen and lead in the rock /or ever/ 20: 4. Knowest thou ( not) this of old, Ps. 9: 5(6) . put out their name for ever and ever. 1 8( 1 9) . of the poor shall ( not ) perish ft*r ever. 10:16. The Lord ( is ) King for ever and ever : 19: 9(10). fear of the Lord (is) clean, enduring for ever : 21: 4 ( 5 ) . ( even ) length of days for ever and ever, 6( 7 ). hast made nim most blessed for ever : 22: 26(27). your heart shall live /or ever. 37: 29. dwell therein /«r erer. 45: 6(7 ). throne, O God, (is) for ever and ever : 17(18). people praise thee for ever and ever, 48:14(15). God (is) our God for ever aM</ ever .* 52: 8n0). in the mercy of God for ever and ever. 61 : 8(9). I sing praise unto thy name /or ever, 83: 17(18). be confounded and troubled /or ever; 89:29(30). also will I make (to endure) /or ever, 92: 7(8). that they shall be destroyed /or ever : 104: 5. (that) it should not be remove! for ever. (lit. for ever and ever) 111: 3. his righteousness endureth for ever, 8. They stand fast for ever and ever, 10. his praise endureth for ever. 112: 3, 9. his righteousness endureth for ever, 1 19:44. keep thy law continually for ever and ever. 132: 1 2. shall also sit upon thy throne ybr evermore, 14. This (is) my rest /or ever : 145: 1 . 1 will bless thy name for ever and ever. 2. 1 will praise thy name for ever and ever, 21 . bless his holy name for ever and ever. 14^: 6. He hath also stablished them /or ever Pro. 12: 19. lip of truth shall be established /or ever : 29: 14. his throne shall be established ^br ever. Isa. 9: 6(5). The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. 26: 4. Trust ye in the Lord /or ever.' 30i 8. for the time to comeyhr ener and ever: 45: 17. nor confounded world without end. (lit. unto the ages of perpetuity) 57: 15. and lofty One that inhubiteth eternity, 64: 9( 8 ). neither remember iniquity /ir ever : 65: 18. But be ye glad and rejoice /or ever Dan 12: 3. as the stars for ever and ever. Am. 1:11. and his anger did tear perpetuatty, Mic. 4: 5. the Lord our God for ever and ever, 7: 18. he retaineth not his anger /or ever, Hab. 3: 6. the everlasting mountains were scattered. l!}lgad, m. Oen49!27.in themoming he shall devour the prey, Isa. 33: 23. then is Me prey of a great spoil divided ; Zep. 3: 8. until the day that I nse up to the prey : TX?^flrf, part. prep. & adv. Gen 3: \9.till thou return unto the ground ; 6: 7. both man, and beast, (marg. from man unto beast) 8: 5, until the tenth month: 13: 12. and pitched (his) tent t^tratd Sodom. 15. to thee.. .and to thy seed /or ever. 31: 24. speak not to Jacob either good or bad. (marg. from good to bad) 43: 25. ready the present against Joseph came 48: 5. born unto thee.. .6e/ore I came Ex. 14: 28. remained not so much cu one of them. 22: 26(25 ). deliver it... /^Ma< the sun goeth down: 27 : 5. that the net may be even to the midst 33:22. with mv hand while I pass by: Lcv.23: 1 4. the selfsame day that ye have brought 16. jSren unto the morrow after the sevenths 26: 18. if ye will not yet for all this hearken Jos. 8: 22. they smote them, so that they let none 17: 14. 1 (am) a great people, />ru«miicA as the Jud. 11:19. pass.... through thy land into my place. 20:48.a.« well the men of (every) city, as tlie beast, and all that came to hand: my ( 903 ) my P*AL.—Futur€. Dan 6: 8(9), 12(13).aiid Persians, which aliereih (marg. pasaeth) not. 7: 14. dominion, which thall not pass away, » APHEL Preterite. ^