Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 149

CALNEH 139 CAN CAL'-NEH, nfafort of Ana or Ami. Ana or Aim was one of the chief objects of Babylonian worship. The site is probably the modern Niffer, which is in the Talmud Nopher. It is about to miles S.E E. of Bibylon, on the left bank of the Euphrates. The LXX. speak of Calneh or Calno as the place where the tower was built (Isa. 10. o). In the 8th century it was taken by one of the Assyrian kings, and never recovered its prosperity. Gen. 10. 10 the beginning of his kingdom was. .C. Amos 6. 2 Pass ye uuto C. and see ; and from thence CAL'-NO, i:^ Perhaps ideht. ^al with Calneh. Isa. io. 9 \ s) not C. as Carchemish ? (is) not Ham. CAL'-VA-R-Y, Kpaviov a skull. This name occurs only in Luke 23. 33, and is not a proper name, but arises from the translators having literally adopted the word Calvaria (i.e. "a bare skull"), the Latin word by which the Greek word is rendered in the Vulgate. This Kranion is simply the Greek trans- lation ot the Chaldee Golgotha. The place of crucifixion is by each of the four evangelists called Kranion, and is in every case translated by Calvaria in the Vulgate, and in every place but that in Luke the English version translates the word by "scull." There is no sanction for the expression "Mount Calvary,"for it is only iS feet high. Luke 23. 33 they were come to the place, .called C. CALVE, to — 1.7*0 be in pain, travail, Sin chid, Zo. Job 39. 1 canst thou mark when the hinds do calve ? 2.7*o yield, bring forth, bear, "it yalad. Jer. 14. 5 Yea, the hind also calved in the field 3. To let escape, aSs palat, 3. Job 21 10 their cow calveth, and casteth not her calf CALVE, to make to — To pain, cause to travail, ^n chid, 3a. Psa 29. 9 the Lord maketh the hinds to calve, and CAMS — To come, arrive, nhn atha. Dan 7. 13 came to the Ancient of days, and they CAME, by which — Entrance, nuo mabo. 2 K-i 11 16 by the way by the which the horses came CAME out, that which — Outlet, produce, M^iD motsa. Jer 17. 16 that which came out of my lips was (right) CAME, that — To draw near, ang qareb. 1 Ki 4. 27 for all that came unto king Solomon's CAME up in — S:m, fa ben. Jon. 4. 10 which came up in a night, and perished CAMEL — An unclean animal among the Jews, but very docile, with bunches on its back ; abounding in the East, and used for riding, drawing chariots, carrying burdens, conveying messengers, and in war. It was often adorned with chains, treated with great care, esteemed a valuable prize, yet liable to plagues. A coarse cloth was made of its hair and used by the poor. \. Camel, ?Da ganial. Gen. 12. 16 maid servants, and she asses, and camels 24. 10 the servant took ten camels of the camels 24. 11 made his camels to kneel down without 24. 14 and I will give thy camels drink also 24. 19 I will draw (water) for thy camels also 24. 20 she hasted, .and drew for all his camels 24. 22 it came to pass, as the camels had 24. 30 behold, he stood by the camels at the 24. 31 prepared, .room for the camels 24. 32 man came, .and he ungirded his camels 24. 32 gave straw and provender for the camels 24. 35 and maid servants, and camels, and 24. 44 and I will also draw for thy camels 24. 46 and I will give thy camels drink also 24. .46 and she made the camels driuk also 24. 61 they rode upon the camels, and followed 24. 63 and, behold, the camels (were) coming 24. 64 when she saw. .she lighted off the camel 30. 43 men servants, and camels, and asses 31. 17 and set his. .wives upon camels 31. 34 Rachel, .putthemin the camel's furniture 32. 7 and the flocks, and herds, and the camels 32. 15 Thirty milch camels with their colts 37. 25 with their camels bearing spicery Exod.g. 3 horses, upon the asses, upon the* camels Lev. 11. 4 the camel, because he cheweth the cud Deuti4. 7 the camel, and the hare, and the coney Judg. 6. 5 they and their camels were without num. 7. 12 their camels (were) without number 8. 21 ornaments that (were) on their camel's 8. 26 chains that (were) about their camel's 1 Sa.15. 3 suckling, ox and sheep, camel and ass 27. 9 took away the sheep . . and the camels t 30. 17 hundred young men, which rode, .camels 1 Ki. 10. 2 camels that bare spices, and very much 2 Ki. 8. 9 forty camels' burden . .stood before him 1 CI15. 21 they took away their, .camels fifty thou. 12. 40 brought bread on asses, and on camels 27. 30 Over the camels also (was) Obil the Ish. 2 Ch. 9. 1 camels that bare spices, and gold in 14. 15 They.. carried away sheep and camels Ezra 2 67 Their camels, four hundred thirty aud Neh. 7. 69 camels, four hundred thirty and rive Job 1. 3 substance. .was. .three thousand camels 1. 17 The Chaldeans., fell upon the camels, and 42. 12 he had. .sheep, and six thousand camels Isa. 2i. 7 chariot of asses, (and) a chariot of camels 30. 6 carry, .their treasures upon, .camels 60. 6 The multitude of camels shall cover thee Jer. 49. 29 all their vessels, and their camels 49. 32 And their camels shall be a booty, and Eze. 25 5 I will make Kabbah a stable for camels Zechi4. 15 the plague of the.. camel.. shall be iu I.C'amel, ko/xtjAos kamelos. Matt. 3. 4 John had his raiment of camel's hair 19. 24 a camel to go through the eye of a needle 23. 24 strain at a knat, and swallow a camel Mark 1, 6 John was clothed with camel's hair, and 10. 25 a camel to go through the eye of a needle Lukei8. 25 for a camel to go through a needle's eye CAMELS — Dromedary, D'rwB'nN achashteranim. Esth. 8. 10 on mules, camels, .young dromedaries 8. 14 (So) the post3 that rode upon, .camels CA'-MON, pDjj standing place. A town in Gilead. Judg 10. s And Jair died, and was buried in C. CAMP — l.Camp, encampment, rans machaneh. Exodi4. 19 angel, .which went before the camp 14. 20 camp of the Egyptians and the camp of 16. 13 the quails came up, aud covered the camp 19. 16 all the people that (was) iu the camp 19. 17 brought forth the people out of the camp 29. 14 shaltthou burnwithrirewithoutthecamp 32. 17 (There is) a noise of war in the camp 32. 19 as soon as he came nigh unto the camp 32. 26 Then Hoses stood in the gate of the camp 32. 27 go in and out. .throughout the camp, and 22,- 7 took, .and pitched it without the camp 33. 7 off from the camp, .without the camp 33. 11 And he turned again into the camp : but 36. 6 proclaimed throughout the camp, saying Lev. 4. 12 shall he carry forth without the camp 4. 21 carry forth the bullock 'without the camp 6 11 carry forth the ashes without the camp 8. 17 he burnt with fire without the camp ; as 9. it he burnt with fire without the camp 10. 4 from before the sanctuary out of. .camp 10. 5 and carried them, .out of the camp.; as 13. 46 without the camp (shall) his habitation 14. 3 the priest shall go forth out of the camp 14. 8 after that he shall come into the camp 16. 26 and afterward come into the camp 16. 27 shall (one) carry forth without the camp 16. 28 afterward he shall come into the camp 17. 3 in the camp, .out of the camp 24. 10 and a man of Israel strove, .in the camp 24 14 him that hath cursed without the camp 24. 23 him that had cursed out of the camp Num. 1. 52 their tents, every man by his own camp 2. 3 the camp of Judah pitch, throughout 2. 9 All . . were numbered in the camp of Judah 2. 10 the south side, .the standard of the camp 2. 16 All. .were numbered inthecamp of Reub. 2. 17 set forward with the camp 2. 17 the Levites in the midst of the camp : as 2. 18 the west side, .the standard of the camp 2. 24 All. .were numbered of the camp of Eph. 2. 25 The standard of the camp of Dan 2. 31- they that were numbered in the camp of 2. 32 those that were numbered of the camps 4. 5 when the camp setteth forward, Aaron 4. 15 as the camp is to set forward ; after that 5. 2 that they put out of the camp every leper 5. 3 without the camp shall ye put them 5. 3 that they defile not their camps, in the 5. 4 and put them out without the camp : as 10. 2 trumpets . . for the journeyingof the camps 10. 5 the camps that lie on the east parts shall 10. 6 then the camps that lie on the south side 10. 14 the first. . wentthe standard of the camp 10. 18 standard of the camp of Reuben set for. 10. 22 camp of the children of Ephraim set for. 10. 25 camp of the children of Dan set forward 10. 25 all the camps throughout their hosts 10. 34 when they went out of the camp 11. 1 in the uttermost parts of the camp 11. 9 dew fell upon the camp in the night 11. 26 there remained two. .men in the camp 11. 26 and they prophesied iu the camp 11. 27 EldadandMedaddoprophesy in thecamp 11. 30 Moses gat him into the camp, he and the 11 31 and let (them) fall by the camp, as it 11. 31 the other side, round about the camp 11. 32 they spread (them) all. .about the camp 12. 14 let her he shut out from the camp seven 12. 15 Miriam was shut out from the camp 14. 44 and Moses, departed not out of the camp 15. 35 stone him with stones without the camp 15. 36 congregation brought . . without the camp 19. 3 he may bring her forth without the camp 19. 7 afterward he shall come into the camp 19. 9 lay (them) up without the camp iu a 31. 12 unto the camp at the plains of Moab 31. 13 forth to meet them without the camp 31. 19 do ye abide without the camp seven days 31, 24 afterward ye shall come into the camp Deut 23. io then shall he go abroad out of the camp 23 10 he shall not come within the camp 23. 11 he shall come into the camp (again) 23. 12 Thou shalt have a place.. without.. camp 23. 14 God walketh in the midst of thy camp 23. 14 therefore shall thy camp be holy 29. 11 and thy stranger that (is) in thy camp Josh. 5. 8 they abode in their places in the camp 6. 11 came into the camp, and lodged, .camp 6. 14 returned into the camp : so they did six 6. 18 make the camp of Israel a curse, and 6. 23 and left them without the camp of Israel 9. 6 they went to Joshua unto the camp at 10. 6 the men. .sent unto Joshua to the camp io. 15,43 Joshua returned.. unto the camp to 10. 21 all the people returned to the camp to Judg. 7. 17 when I come to the outside of the camp 7. 18 on every side of all the camp, and say 7. 19 came unto the outside of the camp in the 7. 21 every man in his place, .about the camp 13. 25 began to move him at times in the camp 21. 8 behold, there came none to the camp from 21. 12 they brought them unto the camp toS. 1 Sa. 4. 3 when the people were come into the camp 4. 5 the ark. .of the Lord came into the camp 4. 6 What(meaneth). .greatshoutin thecamp 4. 6 ark of the Lokd was come into the camp 4. 7 for they said, God is come into the camr> 13. 17 the spoilers came out of the camp of the 14. 21 went up with them into the camp (from) 17. 4 there went out a champion out of. .camp 17. 17 and run to the camp to thy brethren 26. 6 "Who will go down with me. .to the camp? 2 Sa. 1. 2 a man came out of the camp from Saul 1. 3 Out of the camp of Israel am I escaped 1 Ki. 16. 16 all.. made Omri..king. .in thecamp 2 Ki. 3. 24 when they came to the camp of Israel 7. 5 they rose up..togo unto the camp of the 7. 5 come to the uttermost part of the camp 7. 7 left their tents, and. .the camp as it (was) 7. 10 We came to the camp of the Syrians, and 7. 12 are they gone cut of the camp to hide 19. 35 in the camp of the Assyrians an hundred 2 Ch.22. 1 the Arabians to the camp had slain all 32. 21 in the camp of the king of Assyria Fsa. 78. 28 he let (it) fall in the midst of tlieir camp 106. 16 They envied Moses also in the camp Isa. 37. 36 angel of the Loud, .smote in the camp Eze. 4. 2 set the camp aleo against it, and set Joel 2. 11 his camp(is) very great : for (he is)strong Amos 4. 10 made the stink of your camps to come up 2. Place of encampment, nirifi tahanolh. 2 Ki. 6. 8 In such and such a place, .my camp Z.A camp, a putting in alongside, TrapcfjL&oX'f}. Heb. 13. 11 the bodies, .are burnt without the camp ^3- 13 g° forth, .unto him without the camp Rev. 20. 9 compassed the camp of the saints about CAMP, to — 7*o incline, recline, settle dcicn, n:;n chanah. Exodig. 2 there Israel camped before the mount Isa. 29. 3 I will camp against thee round about Jer. 50. 29 camp against it round about ; let none Nan. 3. 17 grasshoppers, which camp in the hedges CAMPHERE — Camphire, a shrub like privet, "153 7cop>her. Song 1. 14 My beloved (is)., (as) a cluster of camphire 4. 13 pleasant fruits ; camphire. .spikenard CAN, CANNOT — 1. There is not that, ^ 'jvx ab la itkai di. Dan. 4. 35 none can stay his hand, or say unto him %Not to be able, ^b; vih lo yahol. Gen. 13. 16 if a man can number the dust of the earth 19. 19 I cannot escape to the mountain, lest 19. 22 I cannot do any thing till thou be come 24. 50 we cannot speak unto thee bad or good 29. 8 We cannot, until all the flqcfcs be gathered 31- 35 my lord. .1 cannot rise up before thee 34. 14 they said. .We cannot do this thing, to 44. 1 food, as much as they can carry, end put 44. 22 The lad cannot leave his father : for 44. 26 And we said, We cannot go down : if our Exodio. 5 that oue cannot be able to see the earth 19. 23 The people cauuot come up. .Sinai 33. 20 he said, Thou canst not see my fate : for Kums2. 18 I cannot go beyond the word of the Lofd 24. 13 I cannot go beyond the ci mmandmeut of Deut.V 17 Thesenatious-.howcan I dispossess them? "8 27 the itch, whereof thou canst not be healed 28. 35 with a sore botch that cannot be healed 31. 2 I can no more go out and come in'- Josh. 7. 13 thou canst not stand before thine enemies 24. 19 Joshua said. .Ye cannot serve the LcBD Judg 11. 35 I have opened my mouth.. aud I cauuot 14. 13 But if ye cannot declare (it) me, then Ruth 4. 6 I cannot redeem (it) for myself, lest I 4. 6 redeem thou my right, .for I cannot 1 Sa. 17. 39 David said unto Saul, I cauuot go with 2Sa. 12. 23 should I fast? can I bring him back again Neb. 6. 3 so that I cannot come down : why should Esth. 8. 6 how can I endure to see the evil that 8. 6 how can I endure to see the destruction Job 4. 2 who can withhold himself from speaking? 33 s If thou canst answer me, set (thy words) 42 2 I know that thou canst do every (thing) Psa. 78. 19 CauGodfurnish a table in the wilderness? 78. 20 can he give bread . . for his people ? 139. 6 it is high, I canuot (attain) unto it