The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 58

^^ [gah-dar"]. «NIPHAL Preterite. * I Sa. 30: 19. And there was nothing lacking to them, 2Sa. 1 7 : 22. morning liffht there lacked not one of them 34: 16. no one of these shall faUf 40;26.(he is) strong in power; not onefaiktiu Zcp. 3: 5. his judgment to light, hefaHeth not ; NIPHAL. —PaWie^Je. Ua. 59: 15. Yea, truth /at/eth ; »P1EL Future,^ IK. 4:27(5:7). they lacked nothing, (lit. tuffered nothing to be wanting) TK {^(ih-dar^]. «KAL Infinitive.* I Chi 2:33. fifty thousand, which could keep rank: (marg. or, set the battle in array) K A L Ptirticiple. PoeL iCh 12:38. Ail these men of war, thai could keep rank, «NIPHAL Future.* 5: 6. it shall not be pruned, nor digged/ 7:25. (on) all hills that shall be digged ^^gih'-der, m. Gen29: 2. there ( were ) three flocks of sheep lying by it; for out of that well they watered the flocks : 3. And thither were all the flocks gathered; 8. until all the flocks be gathered together, 30: 40. and he put his own flocks by themselves, 32: ItH^il ). every drove (lit. drove^ drove) bv — ( — ). put a space betwixt drove and drove. 19(30). all that followed the droves, Jud. 5: 16. to hear the bleatings of the flocks T 1 Sa. 1 7 : 34. and took a lamb out of the flock : :fCh32:2d.all manner of beasts, and cotes for flocks. Job 24: 2. they violently take awhyflockSf Pa. 78: 52. guided them in the wilderness like a flock. Pro. 27 :2.j. look well to (thy ) herds. Cant. 1 : 7. as one that turneth aside by the flocks 4: I . thy hair ( is ) as a flock of goats, 2. Thy teeth (are) like a flock (of sheep) 6: 5.thy hair (is) <u ayfocAr o/goats 6. Thy teeth (are) as a flock of sheep laa. 17: 2. they iihal I be /or ^ocJrs, 32: 14. a joy of wild asses, a pasture of flocks ; 40: 1 1. He shall feed his flock like a shepherd: Jer. 6: 3. The shepherds with their flocks shall come 13: 17. the Lord's flock is carried away captive. 20. where (is) the flock (that) was given thee, 31 : 10. keep him, as a shepherd (doth) his flock. 24. they (that) go forth with flocks. 51 : 23. pieces with Uiee the shepherd and his flock ; Exe.34: 12. As a shepherd seeketh out his flock Joel I; 18. fA^Afrtffo/ cattle are perplexed, — the flocks of sheep are made desolate. Mic. 2: 12. OS the flock in the midst of their fold: 4: 8. And thou, O tower of the flock. 5: 8( 7 ). as a young lion among the flocks qf Zep. 2: 14. And flocks shall lie down in the midst Zec.lO: 3. the Lord of hosts hath visited his flock Mai. 1 : 14. deceiver, which hath in his flock a male. n^^hllgadafi.sheem\ ra. pi. Gen25: 34. Jacob gave Esau bread and pottage of Untiles : 2Sa. 1 7 : 28. parched ( com ), and beans, and UntiUs, 23: II . was a piece of ground full of lentHes: Ezc. 4 : 9. beans, and lentHeSt and millet. # HIPHII Future. # Lam. 2 : 1 . hath the Lord covered the daughter of Z ion with a cloud j^j; [goog]. *KAL.— Future. * Eze. 4:12. thou shall bake it with dung ^y)}f goO'gahv^ 8c ^^'llgoog'gahv' , m. Gen. 4: 21. all such as handle the harp and organ. Job 21 : 12. rejoice at the sound of the organ. 30:31. a»d my organ into the voice of them that Ps. 150: 4. him with stringed instruments and organs. Gen 4:25. 7: 4. 8:12. 9:15. 35:16. 46:29. Ex. 2: 3. 3:15. 4: 6. Lev.13:57. Nu. 18:22. Deu 4:35. 34:10. Jud. 2:14. IK. 22: 7. 2K. 14: 4. Est. 9:12. Job 27: 3. Jer. 13:27. Eze.37:22. Gen40: 49: 2Sa. 3: liy la Gen 1 8: 29: 46: 48: Ex. 4: Ps.104: 139: l)y go/id, part. adv. And Adam knew his wife again; For yet seven days, and I will cause returned not again unto him any more. the waters shall no more become a flood was but a little way to come to Ephrath: and wept on his neck a good whUe. when she could not longer hide him. And God said moreover unto Moses, And the Lord said furthermore unto him. And if it appear stM in the garment, must the children of Israel henceforth he (is) God ; there is none else beside him. there arose not a prophet since in Israel they could not any longer stand not here a prophet of the Lord besides, as yet the people did sacrifice what (is) thy request /vr/Aer^ All the while mv breath (is) in me, when (shall it) once (be) ? (mai^. after when yet ) neither shall they be divided... oi all : &c. ^c. With Prefix lirS ;— 13. Vet within three days shall Pharaoh 7. when yet (there was) but a little way 35. to eat meat while it was yet day, &c. &c. used in combination with^ various Pro- nominal suffixes '»Ti3y, '*?7.'i^ &c. 22. but Abraham stood yet before the Lord. 9. And while he yet spake with them, 30. because thou (an) yet alive. 15. the God which fed me all my Itfe long 18. and see whether they (be) yet alive. 33. praise to my God while I have my being, \8.when I awake, / am stUl with thee. &c. Sec. ^y go/id, Ch. part. adv. Dan. 4:31 (28). While the word (was) in the king's n^y [good]. » KAU^Future. # Lam.2:]3.(n*rO)What thing shall J take to witness for thee 9 *PIEL Preterite. * Ps.l 19:61. The bands of the wicked have robbed me: *HIPHIL.— Prrfm/e. * Gen43: 3. The man did solemnly protest unto ua, Ex. 19:23. thou chargedst us, saying. Set bounds Deu 4:26. / call heaven and earth to witness against 8:19./ testify against you this day 30: 19. / call heaven and earth to record this day 2K. 1 7 : 15. his testimonies which he testified against Neh. 9: 26. and slew thy prophets which test^fUd 34. thou didst testify against them. Jer. 11: 7.1 earnestly protested unto your fathers 42: 19. know certainly that I have admonished you Mali 2:14. Because the Lord hath been witnus between I ^ { 907 ) ^ Job . 34 : 1 0. uid ( from ) the Almighty, ( that he should commit) uuquiiy. 32. if 1 have dofie iniqmijf, I will do no more. Pm. 7: 3(4). if there be ituqmtjf in my hands ; &3 : I ( *i ) . and have done abom i nable iniqtUijf .- &(: 2. How long will ye judge unjuttly^ Pro.29:27. An umjmsi man (is) an abomination Jer. 2; 6. What uuqtdty have your fathers found in £<e. 3; 20. turn from his righteousness, and commit 18: 8. hath withdrawn his hand /rom iniquitjf, 24. and committeth iniquity, a6.committeth iniquity^ and dieth in them ; for his iniquiiy that he hath done shall 28 ; 1 8. 6jr <^ iniquity of thy traffick ; 33: 1 3. own righteousness, and commit iniquity , — butforki* iniquity that he hath committed, 15. of life, without committing iniquity j 1 8. his righteousness, and committeth iniquity. rfy\y, gav-lah', f. 2Sa. 3 : 34. as a man falleth before wiekad men, ( marg. children of iniquity) 7:10. neither shall the children of wickednett ICh 17: 9. neither shall the children of wiekedneu 2Ch 19: 7. no iniquity with the Lord our God, Job 6:29. Return, I pra^ you, let it not be iniquity; 30. Is there iniquity in mv tongue ? 1 1 : 14. let not wickedness dwell in thy tabernacles.