The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 6

Isa. 4: 5, and the shining of a, flaming fire 50: 10. walketh ( in ) darkness, and hath no light f 60: 3. kings to the brightness of thy rising. 19. nei^erfor briglUness shall the moon give light @: 1 . until the righteousness thereof go forth as brightness^ Ese. I : A,anda brightness (was) about it, 13. amd the fire was bright^ 21, and it had brightness round about. 28. the appearance of the brightness 10: 4. the court was full of the brightness of Joel 2 : 1 U & 3 : 1 5( 4 : 15 ). the stars shall withdraw their shining : Am. 5: 20. and no brightness in it? Hab. 3; 4, And (his) brightness was as the light ; Xl.atthe shining of thy glittering spear. nai [m/i'-gah], Ch. f. Dsn. 6: 19(20). king arose very early tM the rsoming^ ninjj n'gdh-hdhth', f. pi. Isa. 59: 9, for brightness ^ (but) we walk in darkness. mi [nah-gagh']. *KM^^Future,* £x. 21 :28. If an ox gore a man 31 . Whether he have gored a son, or have gored a daughter, 32. If the ox shall push ♦ PIEL Future.* l>eu33:17.A« shall push the people I K. 22 : 1 1 . shalt thou push the Syrians, fOk 18:10. thou shall push Syria Ps. 44: 5(6). arttf ir«miM <A>irii our enemies: Ese.34:21.andp««A«d all the diseased PIEL Participle. Dan. 8: 4. 1 saw the ram pushing ♦ HITHPAEL— Fw/tcre. * Danl 1 :40. shall the king of the south push na nag'gahgh\ adj. Ex. 21:29. if the ox were wont to push 36. that the ox hath used to push TJ3 nah'geed', m. 1 8a. 9: 16. (to be) captain OTer my people 10: 1 . fto be) captain over his inheritance ? 13: 14. (to be) captain over his people, 25: 30. appointed thee ruler orer Israel; *i8a. 5: 2. thou shalt be a captain over Israel. I#:2I . to api>oint me ruler 2Sa. 7 IIL 1 14 2K. 20 1Ql5 9 11 12 13 17 26 27 28 29 2Ch.6 11 19 28 31 32 35 Nehll Job 29 31 Ps. 76 Pro. 8 28 Isa. 55 Jer. 20 Eze.28 Dan. 9 11 : 8. /o fre m/fT over mv people, :35. 1 have appointed him to be ruler : 7 & 16:2. made thee pritice over my people : 6. Hezekiah the captain of my people, : 2,ando{h\m {csane) the chief ruler; (marg. or t prince) : 1 1 . Me ni/er of the house of God ; 20. of Eleazar was the ruler : 2. thou shalt be rti/tr :27. Jehoiada (was) the leader : l.of thousands and hundreds, (and) with every leader, : 7. that thou shouldest be ruler :2i. ruler of the treasures. : 4. Mikloth also the ruler: 16, the ruler of the Reubenites : 4. he hath chosen Judah (to be) the ruler ; : 22. anointed ( h im )...( to be ) <Ae cAtefjfotwnior, : b. to be a ruler over my people : 1 1 . fortified the strong holds, and put captains in them, 22. (to be) rtder among his brethren: iW, the ruler of the house of Judah, : 7. Azrikam the governor of the house, : 12. Cononiah the Levite (was) ruUrt 13. Azariah /Ae rider of the house of God. :1\,and the leaders and captains in the camp : ^.rulers of the house of God, •,\\,the ruler of the house of God. : 10. The nobles held their peace, :37.as a prince would 1 go near : 12( 13 ). He shall cut onthe spirit of princes: : 6. 1 will speak of excellent things; : 16. The prince that wanteth understanding : 4. a lecuier and commander to the people. : 1 . cAtt/goTemor in the house of the Lord, : 2. say unto thejprince of Tyrus, : 25. unto the Messiah the Prince (shall be) seven weeks, 26. the people of the prince that shall come : 22. the prince of the covenant T]TJi) [ngee-nah^], f. Job 30: 9. And now am I their song, Ps. 4[tiae] (1 ) & 6[title] (1) & 54rtiUe] (1) & 55 ftitle] ( I ). To the chief Musician on Neginotht 6 1 rtitle]( I ). To the chief Musician upon Neginah, 67[title](l).To the chief Musician on Neginoth, 69: 1 2( 13 ). and I ( was) the song of the drunkards. 76 [title] (1 ).To the chief Musician on Neginoth, 77: 6(7 ). I call to remembrance tng song Isa. 38:20.lAere/br« we will sing my songs Lam. 3: 14. (and) their song all the day. 5: 14. the young men from their musick, Hab. 3: \9,oin my stringed instruments, {mMTg.negindh f {i3 [nah'gan!'] « YiKL,—PaHicipU. Poel. # Ps. 68:25(26). Me />2ayerfl on instruments (followed) after; * PIEL.— PreteHte,¥r lSa.l6:16.Ma/ Ae shall play with his hand, 23. David took an harp, and played PIEL Infinitive, 1 Sa.16: 17. Provide me now a man that can play well, (lit. wood, for playing) 1(4. son of Jesse... (that is) cunning in playing, 2K. 3:15. irAea the minstrel played, Ps. 33: 3. play skilfully (lit be good to play) with a loud noise. Isa. 23: 16. make sweet melody, (lit id. ) sing many Eze.;33;3'i.can play well on an instrument: PIEL Future, Isa. 38:20. Mere/bre we unit sing my songs to the stringed instruments PIEL Participle, 1 Sa.16: 16. a man, (who is) a cunning />/!ayer 18:10. David played with his hand, 19: ^. David p/uj^ed with (his) hand. 2K. 3: 15. bring mc a minntrel. And it came to paif.v when the minstrel played, ya ( 793) •)M Est. 4: 3 & 8:17. whitheraoever the king*s command- ment...ocmic, Ecc 8: I4.juit (men), unto whom it happeneth — wicked (men), to whom it happeneth (lit. ipAom...unto them ) I«a. 5: 8. Woe unto them that join house to house, l)ian. 8: 7. 1 saw him comrclose unto the ram, yjl3 neZ/'gag, m. Genl2: 17. Lord plagued Pharaoh... with gretiXpUtffues Ex. II: 1 . Yet will I bring one plague Ler.lS: 2. of his flesh (like) the plapue of leproty ; 3. the priest shall look on the plague — the hair tit the plague is turned white, axidthe plaame in sight (be) deeper than the skin of his flesh, it (is) a plague o/* leprosy: 4. (him that hath ) Me plague b.the phigue in his sight be at a stay, (and) the plague spread not 6. (if) the plague (be) somewhat dark, (and) Me plague spread not 9. the plague of leprosy is in a man, 12. (him that hath) Me pUwue 13. clean (that hath) thej^igue: 17. (if) Me plague be turned into white ; — ( that hath ) Me plague : 20. it (is) u plague o^ leprosy 22. it ( is) a tAugne, 25, 27.it (is) the pOtgue of leprosy, 29. If a man or woman have a plague 30. the priest shall see tlu plague : 3 1 . Me plague of the scall, — (him that hath) the plague of 32. the priest shall look on thejdague: 42. a white reddish sore; 43. the rising of Me tore 44. hie plague ( is) in his head. 45. the leper in whom the plague (is), ^. the plague (shall he) in him 47 . Me plague of leprosy 49. if Me plague be greenish — it ( is) u plague o/* leprosy, 60. the priest shall look upon Me plague, and shut up ( it that hath ) Me plague 51. he shall look on f/ie plague on the seventh day : if Me plague be spread — the plague (is) a fretting leprosy ; 52. wherein the plague is: 53. Me plague be not spread 54. (the thing) wherem tlu plague (is), 55. the priest shall look on Me plague, — (if) Me plague have not changed his colour, and the plague be not spread ;