Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 208

CONGREGATIONS 198 CONSIDER Lev. 16. 33 for all the people of the congregation N urn io. 7 when the congregation is to be gathered 15. 15 One ordinance (shall he)., for., the congre. 16. 3 yourselves above the congregation of the 16. 33 they perished from among the congrega. 16. 47 ran into the midst of the congregation 19. 20 shall be cut o(f from, .the congregation 20. 4 why have ye brought up the congregation 20. 10 Muses and Aaron gathered the congrega. 20. 12 ye shall not bring this congregation into Deut.23. 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 8 not enter into the congrega, 31. 30 spake in the ears of all the congregation Josh. 8. 35 Joshua read not before all the congrega. Judg.21. 5 that came not up with the congregation 1 Ki. 8. 14 blessed all the congregation of Israel 8. 14 and all the congregation of Israel stood 8. 22 in the presence of all the congregation 8. 55 he stood, and blessed all the congregation 8. 65 all Israel with him, a great congregation 12. 3 Jeroboam and all the congregation of Is. 3 Oh.13. 2 David said unto all the congregation of 13. 4 all the congregation said that they would 28. 8 the sight of all Israel the congregation 29. 1 the king said unto all the congregation 29. 10 blessed the Loud before all the congrega. 29. 20 And David said to all the congregation 29. 20 the congregation blessed the Lord God ■2 Oh. 1. 3 So Solomon, and all the congregation 1. 5 Solomon and the congregation sought 6. 3 blessed the whole congregation of Israel 6. 3 and all the congregation df Israel stood 6. 12 in the presence of all the congregation 6. 13 kneeled down . .before all the congrega. -7. 8 Israel with him, a very great congrega. 20. 5 Jehoshaphat stood in the congregation of 20. 14 Spirit of the Lord in the.. congregation 23. 3 all the congregation made a covenant 24. 6 servant of. .the congregation of Israel 28. 14 before the princes and all the congrega. 29. 23 before the king and the congregation 29. 28 all the congregation worshipped, and the ■29. 31 the congregation brought in sacrifices 29. 32 offerings, which the congregation brought 30. 2 all the congregation in Jerusalem, to keep 30. 4 the thing pleased, .all the congregation 30. 13 there assembled, .a very great congrega. 30. 17 For (there were) many in the congregation 30. 24 Hezekiah. .did give to the congregation 30. 24 the princes gave to the congregation 30. 25 all the congregation of Judah, with the 30. 25 all the congregation that came out of Is. 31. 18 their daughters, through all the congre. Ezra 2. 64 The whole congregation together (was) 10. 1 assembled unto him. .a very great congre. 10. 8 and himself sepai'ated from the congre. 10. 12 all the congregation answered and said 10. 14 Let now our rulers of all the congregation Neh. 5. 13 all the congregation said, Amen, and 7. 66 The whole congregation together (was) 8. 2 Ezra, .brought the law before the cougre. 8. 17 Aud all the congregation, .made booths 13. 1 Moabite should not come into the congre. Job 30. 28 I stood up, (and) I cried in the congrega. Psa. 22. 22 in the midst of the congregation will I 22. 25 My praise . . of thee in the great congrega. 26. 5 I have hated the congregation of evil 35. 18 I will give thee thanks in the great con. 40. 9 preached righteousness in the great con. 40. 10 thy truth from the great congregation 89. 5 thy faithfulness also in the congregation 107. 32 Let them exalt him also in the congrega. 149. 1 his praise in the congregation of saints Prov. 5. 14 in all evil in the midst of the congrega. 21. 16 shall remain in the congregation of the 26. 26 shall he showed before the (whole) con. Lam. 1. 10 they should not enter into thy congrega. Joel 2. 16 Gather the people, sanctify the congrega. Mic. 2. 5 cast a cord by lot in the congregation 6. A a assembly called together, nWijD qehillah. Deut 33. 4 the inheritance of the congregation of J. 7. J. 1 assembly led together, (Tvvaycoyrj sunagnge. Acts 13. 43 when the congregation was broken up CONGREGATIONS — 1. Assemblies called together, nV?rrpD maqheioth. Psa. 68. 26 Bless ye God in the congregations, (even) % Assemblies called together, D^rrp^ maqhdir/i. Pda. 26. 12 in the congregations will I bless the Lord CON'-IAH, W}j$ Jah is creating. A name given to Jehoiachin, king of Judah, who was carried captive by Nebuchadnezzar. B.C. 599. ler, 22. 24 C. the sou of Jehoiakim king of Judah 22. 28 (Is) this man C. a despised broken idol ? 37. 1 Josiah reigned instead of C. the son of J. CO-NON'-IAH, m;M| Jnh is creating. A L<-vite overseer 111 the days of Hezekiah, B.C. 726. 2 Ch. 31. 12 over which C. the Lcvite (was) ruler, and 31. 13 Mahath. .Benaiah. .under the hand of C. CONQTTER, to — To have the victory, vucaw nikao. Rev. 6. 2 he went forth conquering, and to conquer CONO.TJEROR. to be more than — TO have more than victory, irrrepviicdci) Jntpcr/iil:"r>. Rom. 8. 37 In all those . . wc are more than conquerors CONSCIENCE — A knowing with oneself, o-vveiS^CLS 5 John 8. 9 being convicted by (their own) conscience Acts 23. 1 I have lived in all good conscience before 24. 16 have always a conscience void of offence Rom. 2. 15 their conscience also bearing witness, and 9. 1 my conscience also bearing me witness in 13. s notouly for wrath, but also for conscience' 1 Co. 8. 7 for some with couscience of the idol unto 8. 7 their conscience being weak is denied 8. 10 shall not the conscience of him which is 8. 12 when ye. . wound their weak conscience 10. 25, 27 asking no question for conscience' sake 10. 28 not for his sake, .and for conscience' sake 10. 29 Conscience, I say, not thine. .another c. 2 Co. 1. 12 is this, the testimony of our conscience 4. 2 commendingourselvesto every, .consci. 5. 11 also are made manifest in your consciences 1 Ti. 1. 5 a good conscience, and (of) faith unfeig. 1, 19 Holding faith, and a good conscience 3. 9 mystery of the faith in a pure conscience 4. 2 having their conscience seared with a hot 2 Ti 1 . 3 God, whom I serve . . with pure conscience Titus 1. 15 even their mind and conscience is defiled Heb. 9. 9 perfect, as pertaining to the conscience 9. 14 purge your conscience from dead works 10. 2 should have had no more conscience of 10. 22 hearts sprinkled from an evil couscience 13. 18 we trust we have a good conscience, in all 1 Pe. 2. 19 if amanfor conscience towardGod endure 3. 16 Having a good conscience ; that, whereas 3. 21 the answer of a gooA conscience toward CONSECRATE, to — l.To devote, Dnn charam., 5. Mic. 4. 13 I will consecrate their gain unto the Lord 2.7*o separate, in nazar, 5. Num. 6. 12 he shall consecrate unto the Lord the days 3. To set apart, ahp qadesh, 3. Exod28. 3 make Aaron's garments to consecrate him 30. 30 anoint Aaron aud his sons, and consecrate 4. To fill the hand, X **/$ mala yad, 3. Exod28. 41 shalt anoint them, aud consecrate them 29. 9 thou shalt consecrate Aaron and his sons 29. 29 to he anointed therein, aud to be consec. 29. 33 made to consecrate (and) to sanctify them 29. 35 seven days shalt thou consecrate them 32. 29 Consecrate yourselves to-day to the Lord Lev. 8. 33 until the days of your consecration be at 8. 33 for seven days shall he consecrate you 16. 32 whom he shall consecrate to minister in 21. 10 and that is consecrated to put on the Num. 3. 3 whom he consecrated to minister in the Judgi7. 5 consecrated one of his sons, who became 17. 12 And Micah consecrated the Levite ; and 1 Ki. 13. 33 whosoever would, he consecrated him 1 Ch. 29. 5 who (then) is willing to consecrate his 2 Ch. 13. 9 whosoever cometh to consecrate himself 29. 31 ye have consecrated yourselves unto the Eze. 43. 26 and they shall consecrate themselves 5. To dedicate, make new, 4yKaivifa eykainizo. Heb. 10. 20 and living way, which he hath consecrated 6. To make perfect, re\€i6(a teleioo. Heb. 7. 28 the Son, who is consecrated for evermore CONSECRATED things — Thing set apart, en)) qodesh. Josh. 6. 19 vessels'of..iron,(are)consecrated things 2 Ch. 29. 33 the consecrated things(were) six hundred CONSECRATED, to be — To be set apart, ihR qadesh, 4. 2 Ch. 26. 18 that are consecrated to burn incense 31. 6 of holy things which were consecrated Ezra 3. 5 feasts of the Lord that were consecrated CONSECRATION — 1. Fillings in or up, D'xVp milluim. Exod2Q. 22 for it (is) a ram of consecration 29. 26 breast of the ram of Aaron's consecration 29. 27 heaved up, of the ram of the consecration 29. 31 shalt take the ram of the consecration 29. 34 if ought of the flesh of the consecrations Lev. 7. 37 trespass offering, and of the consecrations 8. 22 brought the other ram, the ram of conse. 8. 28 they (were) consecrations for a sweet sav. 8. 29 of the ram of consecration it was Moses' 8. 31 that (is) in the basket of consecrations 8. 33 until the days of your consecration be at 2. Separation, "\u nezer. Num. 6. 7 the consecration of his God (is) upon his 6. 9 hath defiled the head of his consecration CONSENT — I. Heart, 31? leb. Psa. 83. 5 have consulted together with one consent 2. A man, b'K ish. 1 Sa. 11. 7 and they came out with one consent S.Shoulder, cap shekem. Hos. 6. o priests murder in the way by consent Zeph. 3. 9 to serve him with one consent CONSENT, with — From united voice, Ik rrvfj.(pwPov ek swnpft&nou. 1 Co. 7. 5 except (it be) with consent for a time CONSENT, to — 1 To be willing, rrax abah. Deut 13. 8 Thou shalt not consent unto him, nor 1 Ki. 20. 8 Hearken not (unto him), nor consent Prov. 1. 10 My son, if sinners entice thee, consent 2. To be vticlined to, nix oth, 2. Gen. 34. 15 But in this will we consent unto you 34. 22 herein will the men consent unto us for 34. 23 let us consent unto them, and they will 2 Ki. 12. 8 the priests consented to receive no (more) Z.To hearken, Vfey shama. Dan. 1. 14 he consented to them in this matter, and 4, To nod over [a thing), assent, iirtveviA) epineuo. Acts 18. 20 When they desired.. he consented not CONSENT to, to — l.To come toward, vpoatpxofiai firoserchomai. 1 Ti. 6. 3 If any man. .consent not to wholesome 2.7*0 put down [a vote) with, o-vyKaTaridv/xi. Luke23. 51 The same had not consented to the cou. CONSENT unto, to — l.To say with, av/xtpv/J-i sump)hemi. Rom. 7. 16 I consent unto the law that (it is) good 2.2*o think well {of a thing) with, o-vvevSotttto. Acts 8. 1 And Saul was consenting unto his death 22. 20 I. .was standing by, and consenting unto CONSENT with, to — To be pleased with, nyi ratsah. Psa. 50. 18 thou consentedst with him, and hast CONSIDER, to — 1.7*0 say, *u?n amar. Hos. 7. 2Tthey consider not in their hearts (that) 2.To consider, understand, p? bin. Deut 32. 7 consider the years of many generations 32. 29 (that) they would consider their latter Psa. 5. 1 0 Lord ; consider my meditation 50. 22 consider this, ye that forget God, lest I Prov 23. 1 consider diligently what (is) before thee 24. 12 doth not he that pondereth.. consider (it) 3. To (cause to) consider, distinguish, pa bin, 5. Psa. 33. 15 He fashioneth their hearts, .he consid. Isa. 57. 1 none considering that the righteous is Dan. 8. 5 as I was considering, behold, an he goat 9. 23 understand the matter, and consider the 4. To consider (for oneself), distinguish, pa bin, 7a. 1 Ki. 3. 21 when I had considered it in the morning Job 11. 11 will he not then consider (it)? 23. 15 -when I consider, I am afraid of him 37. 14 and consider the wondrous works of God Psa. 119. 95 (but) I will consider thy testimonies Isa. 1. 3 doth not know, my people doth not con. 14. 16 They that see thee shall, .consider thee 43. 18 Remember ye not. .neither consider the 52. 15 they had not heard shall they consider Jer. 2. 10 send unto Kedar, and consider diligently 9. 17 Consider ye, and call for the mourning 23. 20 in the latter days ye shall consider it 30. 24 in the latter days ye shall consider it 5.7*0 devise, design, propose, ddi zamam. Prov. 31. 16 She considereth a field, and buyeth it 6. To think, devise, reckon, 3&J) chashab, 3. Psa. 77. 5 I have considered the days of old, the 7.7*0 know, jn; yada. Deut. 8. 5 Thou shalt also consider in thine heart Judg.i8. 14 now therefore consider what ye have to 2 Ki. 5. 7 wherefore consider, I pray you, and see Prov.28. 22 considereth not that poverty shall come 29. 7 The righteous considereth the cause of Eccl. 5. 1 for they consider not that they do evil 8.7*0 look, regard, tt23 nabat, 5. Psa. 13. 3 Consider (and) hear me, 0 Lord my God lea. 18. 4 I will consider in my dwelling place like Lam. 1. 11 see, O LORD, and consider ; for I am bee. 2, 20 Behold, 0 Lord, and consider to whom 5. 1 0 Lord, .consider, and behold our repr. 9. 7*o give, }T\i nathan. Eccl. 9. /all this I considered in my heart, even 10.7*0 cut up and divide, consider, 3ps pasag, 3. Psa. 48. 13 Mark ye well her bulwarks, consider her 11.7*o see, behold, nx-} raah. Exod33. 13 consider that this nation (is) thy people Lev. 13. 13 the priest shall consider: and, behold 1 Sa. 12. 24 consider how great (things) he hath done 25. 17 know and consider what thou wilt do Tsa. 8. 3 When I consider thy heavens, the work 9. 13 consider my trouble (which I suffer) of 25. 19 Considermiue enemies, for they are many 31. 7 thou hast considered my trouble; thou 45. 10 Hearken, O daughter, and consider, and 119. 153 Consider mine affliction, and deliver me 119. 159 Consider how I love thy precepts Prov. 6. 6 Go. .consider her ways, and be wise Eccl. 4. 1 considered all the oppressions that are 4. 4 I considered all travail, and every right 4. 15 I considered all the living which walk 7. 13 Consider the work of God: for who can 7. 14 hut in the day of adversity consider Isa. 5. 12 neither consider the operation of bis Jer. 23- 24 Considerest thou not what this people