The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 67

132: 4.1 will not give sTecp to mine eyes, 135: 16. eyes have toey, but they see not ; Ps. 139: 16. 7%tiie «y<s did see my substance^ 141 : 8.«itN« eyes (are) unto thee, O God 145: 15. The eyes of all wait upon thee ; Pro. 1:17. in vain the net is spread in the stght (marg. eyes) o/any bird. 3: 4. tn Me sight of God and man. 7. Be not wise la Mine own eyes: 21. let not them depart from Mine eyes: 4:21 . Let them not depart from Mine eyes; 25. Let Mine eyes look right on, 5:21. of man (are) before Me eyes of the Lord, 6: 4. Give not sleep to Mine eyes, 13. He winketh with his eyes, 17, A proud looh (marg. Haughty eyes), a lying toneue, 7: 2. mv law as me apple of thine eye. 8:28. when he strengthened the fountains of 10: 10. that winketh with Me eye causeth sorrow: 26. as smoke to the eyes, 12: 15. way of a fool (is) right tn his own eyes : 15: 3. The eyes of the Lord (are) in every place, 30. The light of Me eyes rejoiceth the heart : 16: 2. the ways of a man (are) clean tn Aw own eyes'; 30. He shutteth Ate eyes to devise froward 17: 8. A gift (is as) a precious stone tn Me eyee of 24. but the eyes of a, foul (are) in the ends ot 20: 8.scattereth away all evil with hit eyes. 1 2. The hearing ear, and the seeing eye, 13. open Mtne eyes, (and) thou shalt be 21 : 2. way of a man (is) right tn Ate own eyes : 4. An high look (marg. Haughtiness of eyes), . and a proud heart, 10. neighbour findeth no favour in Aie eyes. 22: 9. He that hath a bountiful eye shall be 12. TAe eyes of the Lord preserve knowledge, 23: 5. Wilt thou set Mine eyes upon that whicn 6. the bread of (him that hath) an evil eye, 26.an4i let Mine eyes observe my ways. 29. who hath redness of eyes 9 31 . when it giveth Ate colour in the cup, 33. TAiae eyes shall behold strange women, 24:18. Lest the Lord see ^it^, and it displease Aim, (marg. be evil tn his eyes) 25: 7. the prince whom Mine eyes have seen. 26: 5. he be vrise tn Aie own conceit, {mnrg. ey^s) 12. Seest thou a man wise in Ate own conceit 9 16. The sluggard (is) wiser in his own conceit 27:20. so the eyes of mnn are never satisfied. 28: 1 1 . The rich man ( is) wise in Ats own conceit ; 22. that hasteth to be rich (hath) an evil eye, 27. he that hideth Ais eyes shall have many '29: 13. the Lord lighteneth both Meir eyes. 30; 1 2. (that are) pure in Metr own eyes, 13.ageneration, O how lofty are MetV eyes f 17. The eye (that) mocketh at (his) father, Ecc. 1 : 8. the eye is not satisfied with seeing, 2: 10. whatsoever mine eyes desired 14. The wise man*s eyes (lit. the wise man Ats eyes) (are) in his head ; 4: 8. neither is Ats eye satisfied with riches ; 6:11 (10), beholdi ng ( of them ) trt7A Meir eyes T 6: 9. Better (is) the sight of Me eyes than 8: 16. day nor night seeth sleep with his eyes : 11: 7. a pleasant (thing it is) /or Me eyes to 9. thine heart, and in the sight of Mine eyes : Cant. 1 : 15 & 4 : 1 . thou (art) fair ; Muu ( hast ) doves* eye«.( lit. Mine eyes (are of) doves) 4: 9. ravished my heart with one of thine eyes, 5:12. Hie eyes (are) as (the eyes) of doves 6: 5. Turn away Mtne eyes from me, 7: 4(5). Mine eyre (like) the fishpools 8:10. then was I in Ate eyes as one that found favour. Isa. 1 : 15. 1 will hide mine eyes from you: 16. evil of your doings from before mine eyes ; 2:11. 77ie lofty looks of man shall be humbled, 3: 8. the Lord, to provoke the eyes of his glory. 16. stretched forth necks and wanton eyes, 5: 15. and the eyes of the loftv shall be bumbled: 21. (them that are) wise in Meir own eyes, 6: 5. mine eyes have seen the King, 10. make their ears heavy, and shut Meir eyes ; lest they see with their eyes, 10:12. Assyria, and the glory of his high looks. 11: 3. shaU not judge after the sight of Ats eyej^ 13:16. shall be dashed to pieces b^ore their ejves vy ( 925 ) Ty BsB S4:95. the desire of their eyeSf 18: 18.<» CA« tight of all them that behold thee. f&,iMthe s^ht of the heathen, 83:25. and lift up yottr eyet toward jour idols, 96:23. 1 shall be sanctified in jou before Uuir eyes. 34. t» th€ right ofaW that passed by. 37: 20. in thine hand bejore their eyes, 38: 16. sanctified in thee, O Gog, before their eyes. 23.be known in the eyes ofmtkny nations, 39-.27.i» the sight o/*many nations ; 40; 4. Son of man, behold wUh thine eyes, 43: 1 1 . and write (it) ta thrir sight, 44: 5. mark well, and behold wUh thine eyes, Dan 8: 3. Then I lifted up nUne eyes, 5. goat (had) a nouble horn between his eyes. 81 . the great horn that (is) between his eyes 9: 18. open thine eyes, and behold our desolations, 10: A.'nien I lifted up mne eves, 6. and his eyes as lamps of fire, and his arms and his feet like ta colour to polished Hos 2: 10(12). discover her lewdness ia the sight of her lovers, 10: 10. (3*rD) themselves in their two furrows. 13: 14. repentance shall be hid yrom mine eyes. Joel 1 ; 16. Is not the meat cut ofi* before our eyes, Am. 9: 3. though they be hid from my sight 4. 1 Mrill set mine eyes upon them for evil, B.the eyet of the Lord God (are) upon Jon. 2: 4(5). I am cast out of thy sight; Mic 4: 1 1 . let our eye look upon Zion. 7: lO.mtae eyes shall behold her: Hab 1: 1 3. ( Thou art ) of purer eyes than to behold evil, Zep 3:20. when I turn back your captivity before your eyet. Hag 2; 3- (is it) not tn uour eyes in comparison of Zee 1 : 18( 2: 1 ). Then lifted I up mine eyes, 2: 1 ( 5). I lifted up mine eyes again, 8(12). he that toucheth you toucheth the apple of his eye. 8: 9. upon one stone (shall be) seven eyes : 4: to. they (are) the eyes of the Lord, 6: 1 . 1 turned, and lifted up mine eyet, 5. Lift up now Mine eyes, 6. (is) their resemblance through all the earth. 9. Then lifted I up mine eyes, 6: l.I turned, and lifted up mine eyet, V: 6. be marvellous ta the eyes of the remnant — should it also be marvellous ta mine eyes t 9: i.when the eyet of man, as of all the tribes of IsraeC 8. for now have I seen with mine eyes. 11: IS. If ye think good (marg. it (be) good in your eyes), give (me) my price ; 17. upon his arm, and upon his right eye : — «md his right eye shall be utterly darkened. 12: 4. open mine eyes upon the house of Judah, U:I2. MAT eyet shall consume away in theirholes, Mai 1: h. And youT eyes shall see, S:17.ye say. Every one that doeth evil (is) good in the sight of the Lord, |5?|^«A>«],Ch.f. Ev. 5: h.Bui the eye o/ their God was upon the I^ 4:34(31 ).I N^uchadnesxar lifted up tmuc eyes 7: 8. this horn (were) eyes like the eyes »/man, 20. even (of) that horn that had eyes, (lit. . oiMf cycf (were) toit) \V [geen]. # KAL.— Par/Wpfe. Poel. * lSs.18: 9.Saulcy«f (lit. was ey«/iij^) David tpj {^ah-T/efip/i^]. *KAIj.— Preterite. *