The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 64

iCh 12: 18. for thy God helpeth thee. 19. but they helped them not: 21. And they helped David against the band 18:31. Jehoshaphat cried out, and the Lord helped him; 90: 23. every one helped to destroy another. Ezr.lO: 15. and Shabbethai the Levite heJpedthem, Job 2t>: 2. How ha$t thou helped (him that is) Ps. b6:l 7. ^Aou, Lord, htxst holfteu me, 1 18:13. that I might fall: but the Lord helped me, Isa. 41:10. yea, / will help thee ; 13. Fear not; I will help thee, 14. / will help thee, saith the Lord, 49: 8. in a day of salvation have I helped thee : Zee. 1 : 15. and they helped forward the affliction. KAL. — Infinitive. Jos. 10:33. king of Gezer came up to help Lachish ; 2Sa. 8: 5. the Svrians of Damascus came to succour 18: 3. (it is) better that thou succour us (maig. be to succour) ICh 12: 1 7. ve be come peaceably unto me to help me, 22. by day there came to David to help him, 16:2d.i<^Aen God helped the Levites 18: 5. the Syrians of Damascus came to help 22: 17. all the princes of Israel to hdp Solomon 2Ch 14: 11(10). Lord, (it is) nothing with thee to he^, 19: 2. Shouldest thou help the ungodly, 25: 8. God hath power to help, 26: 13.^o help the king against the enemy. 28: 16. send unto the Kings of Assyria toheht 32: 8. with us (is ) the l^rd our Uod (o he^ us, Ezr. 8: 22. a band of soldiers and horsemen to help us Pb. 1 19: 1 73. thine hand help me ; (lit. be to help vu) Dan 10: 13. one of the chief princes, came to Ac/jp we ; KAL. — Imperative, Jos. 10: 4. Come up unto me, and help me, 6. to us quickly, and save us, and help ue : 2Chl4:ll(IO).Ae//;M, O Lord our God; Ps. 79: 9. Help us, O God of our salvation, 109:26. Help me, O Lord my God: 119:86. persecute me wrongfully ; help thou me. KAL.— Future. Gcn49:25.the God of thy father, who (Mi. and he) shaU help thee ; Deu32:38. let them rise up and help you, 2Sa.21 : 1 7. But Abishai the son of Zeruiah snxccured IK. 1:7. and they following Adonijah helped ( him ). 2Ch 26: 7. AndGod helped him acainst the Philistines, 28:23. 1 sacrifice to them, that they may help ma, 32: 3. without the city: and they did help him, Ps. 37:40, And the Lord shall help them, 46: 5(6). God shall help her, (and that) right 119 '.Mb, let thy judgments help me, Isa. 30: 7. the E^ptians shall help in vain, 41 : 6. They helped every one his neighbour ; 44: 2. and formed thee from the womb, (which) will help thee ; 50: 7, 9. the Lord God will help me ; K AL Participle. Poel. 1 K. 20: 16. the thirty and two kings t/iat helped him. 2K. 14:26. nor any helper for Israel. ICh 12: l.they (were) among the mighty men, helpers of the war. 18. peace (be) to thine helpers ; Job 9: 13. Me proud helpers do stoop under him. 29: 12. (him that had) none to help him. (lit. no helper to him ) 30: 13. forward my calamity, they have no helper, Ps. 10:14. thou art the helper of the fatherless. 22: 11(12). (there is) none to Ae/p. (marg. not a helper) SO: 10( 1 1 ). Lord, be thou my helper. 54: 4(6). Behold, God (is) mine helper : 72: 12. poor also, and (him) that hatn no helper, 107: 12. they fell down, and (there was) none to help. (lit. no helper) 118: 7.taketh my part with them that help me: Isa. 31 : 3. both he that helpeth shall fall, 63: 5. 1 looked, and (there was) none to help; (lit. no helper) Jer. 47: 4. Tyrus, and Zidon every helper that Lam. 1 : 7. none did help her: (lit. no helper to her) £ze.30: 8. (when) all her helpers shall be destroycMi. 32:21 .the midst of hell with tfiem that help him : Dan 1 1 : 45. none shall help him . (lit. no helper to him ) KAL Participle, Paiil. Isa. 31 : 3,he that is holpen shall fall * NIPHAL. —Pwtorito. * Ps. 28 ; 7. my heart trusted ip biro, and I am helped : ^ \gah-tar^]. .( 919 > ry ti% \^Si/ahml m. « KAL._#W»re. « Pft. 5: 1S( 13). with faTOur irt/lr thou ecmptut him K A L. — Participle, Poel. lSa.S3:S6. Saul and hU men compaued David ♦ PIEL.— iVrtertte. * Pi. 65: 1 1 (1 2) . Thtm erotcnest the year with thy good- ness; Cailft.3: 11 . wherettith his mother crowned him PIEL Future. Pa. 8: 6(6). and Aos/ crowned him with glory PIEL Participle, Pa. 103: 4. wAo crowneth thee with lovingkindness « HIPHIL — PartiHpU, * laa. S3: 8. counsel against Tyre, the crowning (city), rrpS, gatah-rah', f. 85^12:90. And he took their king> crown lCli20: 3. DaTid took the crown q/' their king Kst. 8: \b.and with a great crown of gold. Job 19: 9. and taken the crown (from) my head* 31 :36. (and) bind it (as) a crown to me. Pk 81: 3(4). thou settest a crown qf pure gold on his head. Pro. 4: 9. a crown of glory shall she deliver to thee. 18: 4. A virtuous woman (is) a crown to her husband: 14:24. 7%e crown of the wise (is) their riches: 16:31. The hoarv head (is) a crown o/ glory, 17 : 6. Children s children (are ) the crown of old Cant.3: 11. behold king Solomon with the crown Isa. 88: \.the crown o/ pride, to the drunkards 3. The crown o/T pride, the drunkards 5. the Lord of hosts be /or a crown of glory, 69: 3. Thou shalt also be a crown of glory Jcr. 13: 18. (even) the crown o/your glory. Lam 5:16. 7%e crown is fallen (from) our head: Esc. 16: 18. aw/ a beautiful crown upon thine head. 81 : 86(31 ). Remove the diadem, and take off the crown: S3:4S.aii<l beautiful croHms upon their heads. 6: 11. take silver and gold, and make crowne, 14. And the crowns shall be to Helem, Isa. 1 1 : 15. with his mighty wind (lit. with the strength of his wind) PS gdh'-yin, coQi. Qen y, gte, m. Ku. 21: 11. and pitched at /p«-abarim, (marg. or, heaps of Abarim) 33: 44. and pitched in 7jf«-abarim, 46. they departed yrom lim, [or, the heaps'] Pi. 79: I . they have laid Jerusalem on heaps. Jer. 2b: Id. Jerusalem shall become heaps. If ie. 1 : 6. 1 will make Samaria as an heap of the field, 3: 12. Jerusalem shall become heaps. t3*j; {^eei]. ♦ KAL. ^Future, * lSa.l4:38.i4M<f the people ^rio upon the spoil, lb: 19, but didst Jiy upon the spoil, 25; lA.and he nuud (marg. flew upon) on them. B^ gah'-yit, m. nen15:ll.And when the fowls came down Job 88: 7. (There is) a path which no fowl knoweth, Isau 18: 6. They shall be left together unto the fowls of — t^ fowls shall summer upon them, 46: 1 1 . a ravenous bird from the east, Jer. 12: 9. Mine heritage (is) unto me (as) a speckled bird, the btrds round about (are ) a^ainn E2e.39: 4. 1 will give thee unto the ravenous birds D^W geh'ldhm\ m. 2nt^: 7. 1 put my name/vr ever: 3: 5. then your eyes shall be opened, 6. and that it (was) pleasant to the eyes, 7. And Me eyes o/them both were opened, 6: 8. Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord. 13: 10. And Lot lifted up his eyes, 14. Lift up now thine eyes, 16: 4. her mistress was despised i» her eyes.