The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 80

19: 23. all manner of trees frr food, 23:40. the boughs of goodljr trtes, — and the t>oughs of thick trees, 26: 4, and the trees of the field shall yield their 20. neither shall the trees of the land 27: 30. the fruit of the tree, Nu. 13:20. whether there be wood therein, 15:32. they found a man that gathered sticks 33. they that found him gatnering sticks 19: 6. the priest shfill take cedar wood, 31 : 20. all things made of wood. 35: 18. with an hand weapon of wood, Deu 4; 28. the work of men's hands, wood and stone, 10: I . make thee an ark of wood. 3. made an ark (of) shittim wood, 12: 2. under every green tree: 16:21. plant thee a grove of any trees 19: 5. when a man goeth...to hew wood, — to cut down the tree, and the head slippeth from the helve, (marg. wood) 20: 1 9. thou shalt not destroy the trees thereof — the tree of the field (is) man's (life) 20. the trees which thou knowest that they (be) not trees for meat, 21: 22. thou hang him on a tree: 2.3. shall not remain all night u)x>n the tree, 22: 6. before thee in the way in any tree, 28:36. thou serve other gods, woofl'and stone. 42. All thtf trees and fruit of thy land 64. (even) wood And stone. Deu29: 11 (lOj . the hewer of My icoorf 17(16). their idols, wood and stone, Jos. 2: 6. hid them with the stalks of fiax, 8:29. the king of Ai he hanged on a tree — take his carcase down from the tree, 9:21 . let them be hewers of wood 23. bondmen, and hewers of wood 27. made them that day hewers of wood 10: 26. hanged them on five trees: and they were hanging upon the trees 27. they took them aown off the trees, Jud. 6:26. with the wood of the grove 9: 8. The trees went forth (on a time) 9, II, 13. to be promoted over the trees? 10. And the trees said to the fig tree, 12. Then said the trees unto the vine, 1 4. Then said all the trees 15. the bramble said unto the trees, 48. cut down a bough from the trees, ISa. 6: 14. they clave the wood of the cart, 17: 7. And the staff of his spear (was) like 2Sa. 6:11. and cedar trees, and carpenters, (lit. workers of wood) 6: 5. (instruments made of) fir wood, 21 : 19. the staff' of whose spear 2<'): Land the staff of a spear ; 24:22. instruments of the oxen /or wood, IK. 4 : aa( 5 : 1 a ) . he spake of trees, 5: 6(20). that can skill to hew timber 1^(22). conctrntnp timber of cedar, and con- cernitig timber of fir. 10(24). Hiram gave Solomon cedar trees and fir trees (acccording to) all his desire. 18(3'J).so they prepared timber 6: 10. with timber of ced&r. 15. covered ( them) on the inside with wood, 23. two cherubims (of) olive tree, 31. he made doors (of) olive tree: 32. The two doors also (were of) olive tree; 33. for the door of the temple posts (of) olive tree, 34. the two doors (were of) fir tree: 9:11. Hiram.. .furnished Solomon with cedar trees and fir trees, and with gold, 10:n.plenty of almug <ree«, 12. the king made of the almug trees pillars — there came no such almug trees, 14:23. under every green tree, 15: 22. stones of Hamah, and the timber thereof, 17: 10. the widow woman (was) there gathering of sticks : 12. behold, I (am) gathering two sticks, 18: 23. and lay (it) on wood, — the other bullock, and lay (it) on wood, 33. he put the wood in order, and cut the bullock. ..and laid (him) on the wood, — (34). the burnt sacrifice, and on the wooti. 38. consumed the burnt sacrifice, and the wood, 2K. 3: 19. and shall fell every good tree, 2.'). and felled all the good trees: 6: 4. they came to Jordan, they cut down wood. 6. And he cut down a stick, 12: 11 (12). they laid it out to the carpenters (lit. workers of wood) 12(13). to buy timber and hewed stone 16: 4& 17: 10. under every green tree, 19. 18. the work of men's hands, wood and stone: 22: 6. to buy timlter and he\%n stone lChl4: l.sent messengers to David, and timber of cedars, with masons and carpenters (lit. workers of trees), to build him an house. 16:33. Then shall the trees of the wood sing 20 : 5 . whose spear «^i/f( was) like a weaver's beam. 21 :23.the threshing instruments /or wootl, 22: 4. Also cedar trees in abundance: — they of Tyre brought much cedar wood \4. timber also and stone have I prepared ; 15. workers of stone and timlter, 29: 2. and wood for Uhing,6) of wood; 2Ch 2: 8(7). Send ine also cedar trees, — (-).thy servants can skill to cut timber in 9(8). Even to prepare me timber 10(9). servants, the hewers that cut timlter, 14(13). in iron, in stone, and in timber, 16( 15 ). we will cut wood out of Lebanon, 3: 5. the greater house he cicled with fir tree, 9:l0.algum trees and precious stones. 2^ ( 971 ) HIPHIL Future. PSk 78:40. How oft did they provoke... (and) p^'eiw him # HITHPAEL.— F«/«re. * Gen 6: 6. and it ffrieved him at his heart. 94: 7^amd the men were grieved^ a«?, [gdtzavl Ch. # P'AL Participle, » Dan. 6:30(21 ). he cried with a lamentable voice ^Vl [gah-tzahv'], m. I Sa.31 : 9. to publish ( it in ) the house of their idols, SStt. d: 21 .And there they ltd their imagee, ICb 10: 9. to carry tidings unto their icU*U, 2Ch24: 1 8. and served groves and idola: Pa. 10l>: 36. And they served their idols : 3d. they sacrificed unto the idols of 1 15: 4. Their idols (are) silver and gold, \3b:\&.The idols of the heathen IsvL 10: II . so do to Jerusalem and her idols? 46: 1 . their idols were upon the beasts, Jer. 50: 2.Aer idols are confounded, her images Hot. 4:17.Ephraim (is) joined to idols: 8: 4. have they made them t(/o/f, 1.1: 2. made them.. .idais according to 14: 8( 9 ). What have I to do any more with idols 9 Mic 1 : 7. all the idols thereof yr'iW flay desolate: Zcc.13: 2. 1 will cut off the names of the idols ygSt [gah-tzUv'], m. Isa. 58: 3. and exact all your labours. (vatLtft. griefs, or, things wherewith ye grieve other* ) Oen 3: 16. ia sorrow thou shalt bring forth children ; Ps. 1 27 : 2. to eat the bread of sorrows : Pro. 5: 10. and thy labours (be) in the house of 10:22. be addeth no sorrow with it. 14:23. In all labour there is profit: 15: l.^ieroKS words stir up anger. Jer. 22: 28. this man Coniah a despised broken idol 9 nVK geh'tzah\ f. ysygoh^'tzevy m. IQi 4: 9. Because I bare him with sorrow. Fk 139:24. if i there be any) wicked way (marg. way of pain t or, grief) in me, In. 14: 3. Lord shall give tHee rest^^om thy sorrow^ 4Q: 6. Mime idol hath done them, p3Sy gitZ'tzah'Vohn\ m. Gen 3: 16. 1 will greatly multiply thy sorrow 17. t» Borrow shalt thou eat (of) it 5: 29. our work and toil of our hands, JVVK [gatz-tzeh'-veth], f. Job 9:^.1 am afraid of all my sorrows. Pi 16: 4. Their sorrowi shall be multiplied 147: 3. bindeth up their wounds, (marg. prt'e/x) * Pnk 10: 10. that winketh with the eye causeth sorrow: