The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 98

29. thou (art) how the blessed of the Lord. 2Ch 10: 1 1. For whereas my father put a heavy yoke &c. &c. For the combination of this word with 1$ see ^, It occurs with prefix Hri^tp 2Ch 16: 9. from henceforth thou shalt have wan. Ps.113: 2. from this time forth and for evermore. Isa. 48: 6. shewed thee new things /rom Mis time, Dan 10: 17. for as for me, straightway there remainea no strength Hos. 2: 7(9). then (^was it) better with me Man nov. &c. y^ [gat-tood'], m. Gen 31 : 10. Me rams (marg. or, he goats) which leaped upon the cattle 12./^ rams which leap upon the cattle (are) ringstraked, speckled, and grisled: Nu. 7:17,23,29,35,41,47,53,69,65,71,77, 83.five rams, five he goats, 88. the rams sixty, the he goats sixty, Deu32:14.and rams of the breed of Bashan, and goats, Ps. 50: 9.1 will take no bullock out of thy house, ( nor) he goats 13. or drink the blood of goats? 66:15.1 will offi^r bullocks with goats. Pro.27:26.for thy clothing, and Me goats (are) the J)ricc of the field, elight not in the blood of bullocks,.. .or qf ^ goats, (marg. great he goats) 14: 9. Me cAu/ ones (marg. leaders, or, great goats ) of the earth ; 34: 6. the blood of lambs an J goafs, Jer. 50: 8. as the he goats before the flocks. 51 :40. like rams with he goals. Eze.27:2l.lambs, and nims, and goats: 34: 17. the rams and the he goats, (marg. great he goats) 39: 18. the blood.. .of rams, of lambs, and of goats, (marg. great goats) Zec.10: 3. 1 punished thi goats : 9 ( 1009 ) &peh. Tlie Serenteenth Letter of the Alphabet. Mfi poh^ part. adv. Job 38: ll.cmd Acre shall thy proud waves be stayed ? riNB [pah-ah']. «HIPHIL.— JWure. « I>ea32: 26. / would KotUr them into eormrs. Jf^t nN§ peh-ah', f. Ex. 25 26 27 96 37 38 .13 19 21 S3 No. 24 34 35 15 18 Neh.9 Jcr. 9 48 49 £<e.4l 45 47 48 : 26. put the rings in the four eortun : 18. twenty boards on the south tide SO.onthe north side (there shall be) : 9./or the south tide — hangi ngs. . .for one tide : 1 1 . likewise /or the north tide 12. oil the west tide (shall be) hangings 13. OH the east tide eastward : 23. twenty boards /or the south tide 25. toward the north cornert : 13. put the rinfs upon the four eomert 9,omthe south tide southward 11. /w the north tide (the hangings were) 12. And for the west ctVe (were) hangings 15. And ^ the east tide eastward ; 41 .from the part of his head 9. the eomert ofuij field, 27. Ye shall not round the eomert of your heads, neither shalt thou mar the eomert of thy beard. : ^.neither shall they shave off the comer of their beard, : 22. riddance of the eomert of thy field : 17. shall smite the eomert (marg. or, through theprineet) q^Moab, : 3. your south quarter shall be : b.the east tide two thousand cubits, and on the south tide two thousand cubits, and on the west tide two thousand cubits, and on the north tide two thousand cubits ; : 6. And (their) border in the north quarter : 12. their border on the north side 14. compassed the comer of the sea -. of Judah: this (was) the west quarter. lb. And the south quarter (was) from 20. the border of it on Me east etde. : 22. didst divide them into eomert: :26(25)&25:23.all (that are) in the utmost oomert, : 45. shall devour the comer o/Moab, :32.them (that are) in the utmost eomert i : 12. at the end toward the west : 7. from the west tide westward, and from the cast tide eastward: : 15. lovord the north eu2e, 17. And (this is) the north tide. l^.And the east side ye shall measure — And (this is) the east tide. }9.And the soutn et<ie southward, — And (this is) the south tide 20. The west tide alto (shall be) the great sea ~ This (is) the west tide. : l.these are his stdee east (and) west; 2, id.from the east tide unto the west ttcfe, S.from the east tide even unto the west tide, 4, 5, 8.yrom the east side unto f Ae west tide, 6.fivm the east et<2e even unto the west st'cfe, 7./roni the east «fde unto the west tt</e, 16. Me north tide four thousand and five hundred, and the south sidiK four thou- sand and five hundred, and on the east n<fe.4500. and the west tide 4500. 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 ./rom the eatit tide unto <iU west et<ls 28. at the south stdle southward, 30. goings out of the city on the north sidle, 32. at the east euCe four thousand and five hundred: SS^Aud at the south fids £se«48:34.At the west suiie four thousand and fivtt hundred. Am. 3: 12. in Samaria in the comer of a. bed, *li<B [pah-ar^]. »PIEL PreteriU. » Isa. 55: 5. the Holy One of Israel ; for he hath fflori- fled thee. 60: 9. because he hath glorified thee. PIEL — Injlniiive. En. 7 :27. to beautify the house of the Lord Isa. 60: 13. to beaui{fy the place of my sanctuary ; PIEL Future. Deu24:20./Ao« thalt not go over the bought again: (marg. bough (it) after thee) Pa. 149: 4.Aeica/6<>aM/t^themeek Isa. 60: 7.1 will glortfy the house of my glory. * HITHPAEL.— /ii/fai/iM. * Isa. 60:21. of my hands, that J may be glorified. 61 : 3. of the Lord, that he might be glonfied. H ITHPAEL. — Imperative. Ex. 8: 9(5). Moses said unto Pharaoh, Glory (marg. or, Haoe (this) honour) over met HITHPAEL— Fii<«re. Jud. 7: 2. lest Israel ooiia/ /Aemse/vet Isa. 10:15. ShaU the ax boast itself 44: 23. and glonfied himself in Israel. 49: 3. 0 Israel, in whom 1 will be glorified. l^t^p'ehr, m. Ex. 39: 28. and goodly bonnets (lit omamentt qf bon- nets) (of) fine linen, Isa. 3:20. The bonnets, and the ornaments of the 61 : 3. to give unto them beauty for ashes, 10. as a bridegroom decketh (himself) with ornaments, £ie.24:17.bind the tire qf thine head 23. And your tires (shall be) upon your heads, 44: 18. They shall have linen bonnets nr^fi [p'dh-rah'l f. Exe.17: O.andshot forth sprint. 31 : 5. Ait branehet became long 6. under his branches 8. chesnut trees were not like hit brauhett 12. hit boughs are broken 13. the beasts... shall be upon kit branches t TfyAt^ poo-rWy f. Isa. 10:33. the Lord of hosts, shall lop the bough ^T^^ pah-roor^ y m. Joel 2: 6. faces shall gather 52aeibiets. (maxft.pot) Nah 2: 10(1 1 ).the faces of them all gather Madaia$. is [jpag], m. Cant2:13.The fig tree putteth forth her grttnflgtt 7^113 pig'gool\ m. Lev. 7: 18. it shall be an abominatum^ 19: 7.it(is)a5omimi52e; Isa. 65: 4. broth of abominable things Eze. 4:14. neither came there abominable flesh Into WS pah'gag'. «KAL PreteriU. « Jos. 16: 7.aiid come to Jericho, I9:ll.aiu2reticAedtoI)abbasheth, md reacted to the river 22. And the coast reaeheth to Tabor, 26. and reaeheth to Carmel westwaid, 8 z ( 1011 ) ns Jfa. 18: 16. from a month old ihah thou redeem, 17. firatlinff of a goat, thou shalt not redeem ; Dmi 7: 8.a«cf reaumedyou out of the house of I5:15&24:l8.aiu/ the Lord thy God redeemed