The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 61

(maig. hisiniquUy) 16. them mourning, every one /or Ait tni^t/^. 19. the stumblingblock of their iniquity, 9. The itiiquUy of the house of Israel 3. the stumblini^block of thtir iniauity 4, 7. the stumblingblock of Am intquiiy 10. they shall bear the punishment of their ini- quity : the punishment of the prophet shall be even as the punishment of 16: 49. this was the iniquity of thy sister Sodom, IS: 1 7, for the initptity o/* his father, he shall 18. he shall die in his iniquity, 19. Why? doth not the son bmr the iniquity of 20. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniattity of the soni 30. so iniquity shall not be your ruin. 81:23(28). will call to remembrance //i« iniquity, — yg have made yi*ur iniquity to be when iniquity (shall have) an end, when (their) iniquity (shall have) 94:23. ye shall pine away for your iniquities, 28: 18. by the multitude of thine iniquities, 29: 16. which bringeth (their) iniquity to 82: 27. lAcir iniquities shall be upon their bones, 33: 6. he is taken away in his iniquity ; 8. wicked (man) shall die in his iniquity j 9. be shall die m his iniquity ; 36: 5. in the time (that their) iniquity (had) 86:31. in your own sight for your iniquities 3S. cleansed you from all your iniquities 99:23. went into captivity /or their iniquity : 43: 10. they may be ashamed of their iniquities : 44 : 10. they shail even bear their iniquity, 12. the house of Israel to fall into iniquity; — and they shall bear their iniquity. Jhm. 9: 13. that we might turn /rom our iniquities, 16. ttndfnr the iniquities of our fathers, 24. to make reconciliation for iniquity, Hos. 4: 8. they set their heart on their iniquity, A: 3. Israel and Bphraim fall in their iniquity; 7 : 1 . the iniquity of Ephraim was discovered, 8:13. now will he remember their iniquity, 9: 7. for the multitude of thine iniquity, 9. he will remember their iniqntty, 12: 8(9). they shall find none iniquity in me 13:12. The iniquity o/* Ephraim (is) bound up ; 14: 1(2). thou hast fallen by thine iniquity, 2(3). Take away all iniquity. Am. 3: 2. 1 will punish you for all your iniouUies. Mic 7:18. like unto thee, that pardoneth iniquity, 19. he will subdue our iniquities ; iZcc 9: 4. 1 have caused thine iniquity to pass 9. 1 will remove the iniquity ofthmi land MaL S: 6. did turn many zymjfrom iniquity. Ex. 21: 10. am/ her duty of marriage, shall he nov diminish. Hosl0:10.the^ shall bind themselves in M«tr two furrows. D^y)y giv'geem\ m. pi. Isa. 19: 14. The Lord hath mingled a perverse spirit (marg. a spirit of perversities) in the midst thereof: PR [gah-van]. » K AL Participle. Poel. # 1S^18: 9.(3'n9) And Saul eyed (lit was eyeing) David tjiy gooph. *KhL.— Preterite. * Isa. 11:14. But they shall fiy upon the shoulders of K A L . — Infinitive. Job 5: 7. sparks fly upward, (marg. lift up to fly) Pro.26: *2. as the swallow Ay ^yint/, KAL. —Future, Deu 4: 17. likeness of any winged fowl thnt flirth Jud. 4: 21. he was fast asleep and weary. ISa.l4;28. /4i}<f the people were faint, (marg. or, weary) 31. and the people irere very faint, t>Sa.2l : 15. and David waxed faint, 22; 1 1 . he rode upon a cherub, and did fly : Job 11:1 7. thou shalt shine forth, 20: 8. He shall fly away as a dream, Ps. 18: I0( 1 1 ). he rode upon a cherub, and did fly : 56: 6(7). (then) would I fly away, and be at 90: 10. it is soon cut off, and we fly away. 91 : 5. ( nor) for the arrow (that) flieih by day ; Pro 23: 5. (n^ro) ff^ilt thou set thine eyes (marg. eau»e thine eyes to fly) — they fly awnt/ as an eagle Isa. 6: 6. Then flew one of the seraphims unto me, 60: 8. Who (are) these ( that)^y as a cloud, ' Nah 3:16. cankcrworm spoileth, nnd fleeth away, Hab 1 : 8. they shall fly as the eagle KAL. — Participle, Poel . Isa. 31 : 5. As hxrds flying, so will the Lord of hosts Zee. 5: Land behold a flying roll. 2. 1 see a, flying roll ; * POLEL Inflnitive. * Eze.32 : 10. when I shall brandish my sword before POLEL.— Fufwre. Gen 1:20. and fowl (that) mayfly (lit. lei fowl fly) above the earth Isa. 6: 2. and with twain he did fly, POLEL Participle, Isa. 14:29. his fruit (shall be) a fiery flying serpent. 30: 6. the viper and fiery flying serpent, * HIPHIL Inflnitive. * Pro.23: 5. (3*n3 ) they fly away as an eagle HIPHIL.— l^<ure. Pro.23: 5. Wilt thou set thine eyes (marg. cause thine eyes to fly) upon that which ♦ HITHPOLEL Future, * Hos. 9:11. their glory shall fly away tjiy gohpli, m. I Gen \:W, and fowl (that) may flv above the earth 2 Land every winged /ou'/af^er his kind: 22.rinr/ \eifowl multiply in the earth. 26, 28. and over the fowl o/the air, 30. and to every fowl of the air, 2:19. and every fowl of the air ; 20. and to the fowl o/the air, 6: 7.and Me /i>M?/s o/'the air; 20. Of fowls after their kind, 7: 3. Of fowls also of the air 8. aiid of fowls, and of every thing that 14. every fowl aAer his kind, 2l./'»</i of fowl, and of cattle, 23. and the fowl of the heaven ; 8: 17. (both) of fowl, and of cattle* "«v ( 913 ) ■»V Lev.1ft:17.ereiT gtrment, and ever^ tiim, l6:S7.ihalf bum in the fire ihetr tkint, Nb. 4: 6. the covering bf badgers* «AtiM, 8, 11, 12. with a coTeriiig of badgers' tkiiu, 10. within a corering of badgers' skitUf 14. upon it a coTerins of badgers' skinsi 19: 5. shall bum the heifer in his sight ; iurtkin, 31 : SO. all that is made of sAtiw, SK. 1: 8. hairy man, and girt with a girdle of ^eotAer Job 2: 4. Satan answered the Lord, and said. Skin for akin, 7: 5,mjf$kin is broken, and become loathsome. 10; II . Thou hast clothed me with gkin and flesh, 18: 13. It shall devour the strength of Ai's $kin: 19; 20. My bone cleaveth to my sAtn... and I am escaped with the ikin of my teeth. S6. (though) after my tkin (worms) destroy this (body), (marg. or, After / thau awake. — as if Inf. of "1^17) 30:30. My ikin is black upon me, 41: 7(4<» : 3 1) . thou fill ki$ sAia wi ih barbed irons ? Jcr. 13:23. Can tne Ethiopian change hi$ sAin, u3: 4. My flesh euui my skin hath he made old ; 4: 8.cAetr tkin cleaveth to their bones ; 5: 10. Oar silia was black like an oven : 8. flesh upon you, and cover you with ikin, 8. and tht $kin covered them above: Mic 3: 2. who pluck off their $kin from off them, 3.aa</ flay their skin from off them ; T^y l^oor]. * KAL. — Imperative, # iad, 5ilt, Atcake, awake, Deborah: awake^ moakt, utter a song: Fk 7: 6(7).aadaiMifce for me (to) the judgment 44:28<24).ilraire, why sleepest thou, 57: 9^9), Awake ap, my glory; awake, psalteiy and harp: 59: 4(5).aiMi« to help me and behold. 108: 2(8).i4MMAc, psalter)! and harp: Caat.4: 16. Awake, O north wind ; laa. 51: %, Awake, awake, put on strength, O arm of the Lord ; awake, as in the ancient days,