The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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or, that I should ntde)m\ne eyes O Lord? (why) hidest thou (thyselQ / will hide mine eyes from you : hide not thine ear at my breathing, mPHlL.— Participle. Who (is) he that hideth counsel without knowledge ? but he that hideth his eyes shall have ♦ HITHPAEL Preterite. * 4. and hide thyself from them : HITHPAEL Infinitive. thou mayest not hide thyself. HITHPAEL.— Fu/ar«. wherein the snow is hid: 2). hide not thyself from my supplication. that thou hide not thyself u7^/guh'lam', Ch. m. Exr. 4: 15. sedition within the same of oM time: (lit. from the days of age) 1 9. this city of M time hath made Dan 2: 4.0 king, live /^r ewtr; 20.be the name of God for ever and ever: 44. which shall nerer be destroyed: — and it shall stand /or ever, 3: 9. 0 king, live /or ever. 4: 3(3:33). his kingdom (is) an everlasting 34(31). honoured him that liveth for erer, whose dominion (is) an everlasting 5: 10. 0 king, live /or ever: 6: 6(7). King Darius, live /or ever. 21 ?22). O king, live /ir ever, 26(27). and stedfast/^r ever, 7 : 14. his dominion ( is) an everlasting dominion, 18. and possess the kingdom for ever, even for ever and evrr. 27. (is) an everlasting kingdom, D73Jt geh'-lem, m. iSa. 17:56. Enquire thou whose son the stripling (is) 20:22. if I say thus unto the young man, na^ gal-mah', f. Oen24:43.f/ie virgin cometh forth to draw (water), Ex. 2: 8. the mttid went and called the child's Pa 68:2o(*2H).M« damsels playing with timbrels. Pro.30:19.the way of a man with a ntnid. Cant. 1 : 3. therefore do the virgins love thee. 6: S.und virgins without number. Isa. 7 : 14. Behold, a virgin shall conceive, r\Sbhs. galah-nibhth' , f. pi. ICh 15: 20. with psalteries on Alamath; Ps. 46 [title] ( 1 ). A song upon Alamoth. n^fi/X gal' moot h\ Ps. 9 [tide] (1). To the chief Musician upon Muth. labben, [Perhaps this is to be read thus in one word, (and not n^lQ vP) ; it may be thus the construct form of the preceding.] ^^t [gah'las']. * KAL Future. * Job 20: 18. he shall not rejoice (therein). * NIPHAL. -Preterite. * Job 39: 13. (Ga vest thou) the goodly wings usUotht peacocks? [perhaps, are joy f to] loy ( 959 ) 115^ Job 99:30. My glory (was) fresh in m€f Fs. flO:ll.tbe wild beasts of the field (are) mine, (marg. with me) 8cc. &c. It occurs twice with prefix ^*T^71D 18a 10: S. When thou art departed /rom me ll>:S8.DaTid earnestly asked (leave) of me >: 16. they stood in their place (marg. landing) 34:31 .the king stood in At« plaee^ S5: 10. the priests stood in their pUtett Neh 8: 7. the people (stood) in their jdace* 9: .3. they stood up in their place^ 13:11. and set them in their place, ( marg. standing ) Dan 8: 17. he came near where I atood : 18. set me mprighi. (marg. made me stand upon mg landing ) 10: 1 1 . stand mpright : ( marg. upon thg standing ) 11: 1 . /, stood to confirm and to strengthen Mic 1 : 1 1 . he shall receive of you his standing. 37: 38: 39: 3; 16: IK. 7: iChM: 96: Kefal2: Ecc. 5: 7: 1: 3: 10: II: 40: 42: 45: 48: TtlpJl [goom-mah''], f. 27. Over againit the border shall the rings 'Sh.over against the (other) coupling 14. Oter against the border were the rings, \ii,answrrable to the hangings of the court. . 20. over ngatntt the (other) coupling 9. hard by the backbone ; 13. on the hilPs side over against him, — threw stones eit Aim, 20. 09er against the belly 3 Least lots over against their brethren — over against their younger brethren. 8. they cast lots, ward against (ward), 12. (having) wards one against another, 16. ward against ward. 24. ward over agcunst ward. 16( 15). in all points as be came, 14. God also hath set the one over against the 20. wheels were lifted up oter against them : 21. wheels were lifted up over against them :^ 8. 1 have made thy face strong against their faces, and thv forehead strong against their foreheads. 13. the noise of the wheels over against them, 19. the wheels also (were) beside them, 22. and the wheels beside them; 18. by the side of the gates over against 7, over against the chambers, 6. over against the oblation 7.oeer against one of the portions, 13. over against the border of the priests 1 8, 1 8. over agennet the oblation 2l.oeer against the portions for the prince: Ex. 35 :}7,htMpinars, and their sockets, 36:36. he made thereunto four piUars (of) 3S.the five pillars of it with their 38: 10, 1 1. Thetr pillars (were) twenty, — ,11,12. the hooks of the pillars Vl.their pillars ten, and their sockets ten ; 14, Id. Mefr jnUars three, and their sockets three. 17. the sockets /or the pillars (were of) brass; the hooks of the pillars — . all the pillars of the court 19. And their pillars (were ) foifl', 28. he made hooks /ir the piilarSf 39:33. and his pillars^ and his sockets, 40. his pillars, and his sockets, 40: 1 8. and reared up his pillars. Nil. 3:36. antl the pillars thereof, and the sockets 37, And the pillars of the court 4:31 . the bars thereof and the pillars thereof, 32. And the pillars of the court round about, 12: 5. the Lord came down in the pillar of 14: 14. by day time in a pillar of a cloud, and in a pilliir of fire by night. Deu31:15.the Lord appeared In the tabernacle in a pillar ofn cloud: and the pillar u/'the Jud 16:25. they set him between the pillars, 26. Sufter me that I may feel the pilhtrs 29. Samson took hold of the two middle pillars IK. 20:40. with a pillar o/* smoke, 2. four rows of^ cedar piUars, TiSSjl gam-mood^ f m. Ex. 1 3: 21. by day in a pillar ofn cloud, — by night in a pillar of fire, 22. He took not away the pillar of the cloud by day, nor the pillar of fire'by night, 14: \9. the pillar of the cloud went from before t%. through the pillar of fire and of 2G: 32. thou shall hang it upon fovLTpiUars of 37. five piOars o/shittim (wood), 27 : 10. And the twenty pillars thereof — the hooks of the pillars 1 1 . and his twenty pillars — the hooks of the pillars \%,their pilars ten, and their sockets ten. 14, 15.<Aeir flN/2ar« three, and their sockeU \6, their pillars (shall be) four, and their 17. All tAe piUars round about the court 83: 9, the cloudy pillar descended, 10. all the people saw the cloudy pillar 35: 1 1 .his Imrs, his pillars, and his sockeu, 7: 2. four rows of cedar piUars, with cedar beams upon the pillars. 3. (lay ) on forty five pillars, 6. he made a porch ot pillars ; — and the (other) pillars and the thick beam 15. he cast two pillars oi brass, of eighteen cu- biu hi^h apiece : ( lit. eighteen cubits was the height of one />i72ar) — twelve cubiu did compass either of tltem (lit. the second pillar) 16. upon the tops of the viUars: 17. 19. upon the top of the pillars g 18. he made the pillars, ana two 20. the chapiters upon the two piUars 21. he set up the pillars in the porch