Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 213

CORN 203 CORRUPT 2. Wheat, corn, grain, "i3p3 bar. Gen. 41. 35 lay up corn under the hand of Pharaoh 41. 49 Joseph gathered corn as the sand of the 42. 3 ten brethren went down to buy corn in E. 42. 25 commanded to fill their sacks with corn 45- 23 ten she asses laden with corn and bread Job 39. 4 Their young ones . . they grow up with corn Psa. 65. 13 valleys also are covered over with corn 72. 16 There shall be an handful of corn in the Prov 11. 26 He that withholdeth corn, the people 2. A threshing floor, \~\2 goren. Deut 16. 13 after that thou hast gathered in thy corn LCorn, grain, j:"i dagan. Gen. 27. 28 God give thee . .plenty of corn and wine 27. 37 with corn and wine have I sustained him Xum 18. 27 as though, .the corn of the threshing-flo. Deut. 7. i3*he will also bless, .thy corn, and thy wine xi. 14 that thou mayest gather in thy corn, and 12. 17 within thy gates the tithe of thy corn 14. 23 thou shalt eat. .the tithe of thy corn 18. 4 The first fruit (also) of thy corn, of thy 28. 51 which (also) shall not leave thee, .corn 33. 28 fountain of Jacob . . upon a laud of corn 2 Ki.iS. 32 Until I .. take you away to., a land of com 2 Ch 31. 5 the first fruits of corn, wine, and oil, and 32. 2S Storehouses also for the increase of corn Nell. 5. 2 we take up corn . . that we may eat, and 5. 3 have mortgaged, .that we might buy corn 5. 10 might exact of them money and corn : I 5. 11 also the hundredth (part) of the. .corn 10. 39 Levi shall bring the offering of the corn 13. 5 the tithes of the corn, the new wine, and 13. 12 Then brought all. .the tithe of the corn Esa. 4. 7 more than in the time, .their corn and 65. 9 thou preparest them corn, when thou 7S 24 and had given them of the corn of heaven Isa. 36. 17 a laud of corn and wine, a land of bread 62. 8 I will no more give thy corn (to be) meat Lam. 2. i2They"say to their mothers, "Where (is) corn Eze. 36. 29 I will call for the corn, and will increase Hos 2. S she did not know that I gave her corn 2. 9 take away my corn in the time thereof 2. 22 the earth shall hear the corn, and the 7. 14 they assemble themselves for corn and .14. 7 they shall revive (as) the corn, and grow Joel 1. 10 the laud mourneth ; for the corn is wasted 1. 17 the barns are broken down ; for the corn 2. 19 I will send you corn, and wine, and oil Hag 1. 11 upon the corn, and upon the new wine Zee. 9. 17 Corn shall make the young men cheer. 5. Standing corn, najj qamah. Deut 16. 9 begiunest (to put) the sickle to the corn Isa. 17. 5 as -when the harvest man gathereth the co. Q.Grain, corn, nna* sheber. Gen. 42. 1 Jacob saw that there was corn in Egypt 42. 2 I have heard that there is corn in Egypt 42. 19 go ye, carry corn for the famine of your 42. 26 they laded their asses with the corn, and 43. 2 when they had eaten up the corn which 44. 2 put . . in the sack's mouth . . his corn money 47. 14 gathered up all the money, .for the corn Amos S. 5 new moon be gone, that we may sell corn > 7. Son, produce, J2 ben. Isa. 21. 10 0 my threshing, and the corn of my floor 8. A kernel, a grain, seed, k6kko? kokkos. Johni2. 24 Except a corn of wheat fall into the grou. 9. Wheat, corn, grain, <riros sitos. Mark 4. 28 then the ear, after that the full corn in Acts 7. 12 when Jacob heard that there was corn in 10. Sown fields of grain, (nr6ptpia sporima. Matt 12. 1 began to pluck the earsof corn, and to eat CORN, beaten — Corn beaten or bruised, bna geres. Lev. 2. 14 offer, .(even) corn beaten out of full ears 2. 16 of the beaten corn thereof, and (part) of CORN fields — Sown fields of grain, a-rrSpi/xa sjporima. Mark 2. 23 he weut through the corn fields on the Luke 6. 1 that he went through the corn fields CORN, ears of — I. An ear of grain, jraaw shibboleth. Gen. 41. 5 seven ears of corn came up upon one Ruth 2. 2 glean ears of corn after (him) in whose Job 24. 24 cut off as the tops of the ears of corn %An ear of grain, o-tclxvs stachus. Matti2. 1 began to pluck the ears of corn, and to .Mark 2. 23 disciples began, .to pluck the earsofcorn Luke 6. 1 his disciples plucked the ears of corn CORN, full ears of — Garden land, grain, ?pi3 karmel. 2 Ki. 4. 42 brought, .full ears of corn in the husk CORN, ground — Pounded corn or grain, grits, man riphoth. 2 Sa. 17. 19 the woman, .spread ground corn thereon CORN, heap of — A Iieap of grain, nEnj/; aremah. Ruth 3. 7 lie down at the end of the heap of corn CORN, old — Old corn or produce, nnj/ abur. Josh. 5. 11 they did eat of the old corn of the land 5, 12 after they had eaten of the old corn of CORN, parched — Parched or roasted ears, 'pp, t*7fj qali. Lev. 23. 14 shall eat neither bread, nor parched corn Ruth 2. 14 he reached her parched (corn), and she 1 Sa. 17. 17 Take now. . an ephah of this parched (corn) 25. 18 took.. five measures of parched (corn) 2 Sa. 17. 28 Brought, .flour, and parched (corn), and CORN, standing — What stands up, n^ qamah. Exod22. 6 so that' .the standing corn, or the field Deut23. 25 When thou comest into the standing com 23. 25 a sickle unto thy neighbour's standing co. Judg 15. 5 he let (them) go into the standing corn of 15. 5 both the shocks, and also the standing co. COR-NE'-LITJS, KopVT)\iQS. A converted Roman centurion at Csesarea. Acts 10. 1 There was a certain man.. called C. 10. 3 an angel of God. .saying unto him, C. 10. 7 when the angel which spake unto C. was 10. 17 the men which were sent from C. had 10. 21 men which were sent unto him from C. 10. 22 C. . . was warned from God by an holy angel 10. 24 C. waited for them, and. .called together 10. 25 as Peter was coming in, C. met him, and 10. 30 C. said, Four days ago I was fasting 10. 31 C, thy prayer is heard, and thine alms CORNER— l.Wing, *"]j3 kanaph. Isa. 11. 12 gather, .from the four corners of the earth Eze. 7. 2 the end is come upon the four corners of 2.Shoidder,T\T\3 katheph. 2 Ki.n. 11 about the king, from the right corner of 11. 11 to the left corner of the temple, (along) Z. Angle, yixj?p miqtsoa. Exod26. 24 both ; they shall be for the two corners 36. 29 thus he did to both, .in both the comers Eze. 41. 22 the corners thereof, and the length there. 46. 21 caused me to pass by the four corners of 46. 21 in every corner of the court, .(was) a court 46. 22 In the four comers of the court, .courts 4. Side, quarter, nxs peak. Exod25. 26 put the rings in the four corners that 36. 25 the other side, .toward the north corner 37. 13 put the rings upon the four corners that Lev, 19. 9 thou shalt not wholly reap the corners of 19. 27 Ye shall not round the corners of your 19. 27 neither shalt thou mar the comers of thy 21. 5 neither shall they shave off the corner of 23. 22 the corners of thy field when thoureapest NUIII24. 17 shall smite the corners of Moab, and Josh. 18, 14 compassed the corner of the sea southw. Neh. 9. 22 didst divide them into corners : so they- Jer. 9. 26 Moab, and all. .in the utmost corners 25. 23 Buz, and all.. in the utmost corners 48. 45 shall devour the corner of Moab, and the 49. 32 them (that are) in the utmost corners Amos 3. 12 that dwell in Samaria in the corner of a 5. Comer, |3 pen. Prov. 7. 8 Passing through the street near her cor. Zech.14. 10 unto the corner gate, and (from) the 6. Corner, front, a chief man, nas pinnah. Exod27> 2 make the horns, .upon the foiu* corners 38. 2 made the horns thereof on the four corn, 1 Ki. 7. 34 undersetters to the four corners of one 2 Ki. 14. 13 the gate of Ephraira unto the corner 2 Ch. 26. 9 Uzziah built towers, .at the corner gate 28. 24 he made him altars in every corner of Neh. 3. 24 from the house of- Azariah. .unto the cor. 3. 31 Miphkad, and to the going up of the cor. 3. 32 between the going up of the corner unto Job 1. 19 a great wind, .smote the four corners of 38. 6 or who laid the corner stone thereof Psa. 1 1 8. 22 is become the head (stone) of the corner Prov. 7. 12 without. ,aud lieth in wait at every cor. 21. 9 better to dwell in a corner of the house 25. 24 better to dwell in a corner of the house Isa. 28. 16 I lay in Zion . .a precious corner (stone) Jer. 31. 33 from the tower . . unto the gate of the cor 31. 40 unto the corner of the horse gate toward 51. 26 shaU not take of thee a stone for a corn. Eze. 4-3. 20 put (it), .on the four cornel's of the settle 45. 19 upon the four corners of the settle of the Zech.io. 4 Out of him came forth the corner, out of 7. Tread,, foot, nys paam. Exod25. j2 and put (them) in the four corners 37. 3 rings, .(to be set) by the four corners of 1 Ki. 7. 30 thefourcornersthereof(had)undersetters S.Rib, ]hy tsela. Exod3o. 4 under the crown of it, by the two comers 37. 27 under the crown thereof, by the two cor. 9. End, extremity, nyjj qatsah. Exod27. 4 four brasen rings in the four corners 10.7b be scraped, cornered, ysn qatsa, 6. Eze. 46. 22 these four corners (were) of one measure 11. To turn the face, front, nsgjtanah. 2 Ch. 25. 23 from the gate of Ephraim to the corner 12. A beginning, apxh arche. Acts 10. 11 as . . a great sheet knit at the four corners 11. 5 let down from heaven by four corners IS. Angle, corner, yavia gonia. Matt. 6. s they love to pray standing . . in the corners 8i. 42 the same is become the head of the cor. Marki2. 10 stone, .is become the head of. the corner? Luke 20. 17 the same is become the head of the cor. Acts 4. 11 stone, .is become the head of the corner 26. 26 for this tiling was not done in a corner 1 Pe. 2. 7 the same is made the head of the corner Rev. 7. 1 four angels standing on the tour comers CORNER, chief — At the extreme angle, aKpoywviaws akrogoniaios. Eph. 2. 20 Jesus Christ himself being the chief cor. 1 Pe. 2. 6 I lay in Siun a chief corner stone, elect CORNER stones. — Corner stones, ni'ij zaviyyoth. Psa.144. 12 our daughters (may be) as corner stones CORNERS — 1. Corner stones, nvij zaviyyoth. Zech. 9. 15 they shall be filled.. as the corners of the 2.Angles, corners, nyyipp mequtsoth. Exod26. 23 two boards shalt thou make for the corn. 36. 28 two boards made he for the corners of CORNET — I.Horn, cornet, pj3 qeren. Dan. 3. 5, 15 what time ye hear the sound of the cor. 3. 7 the people heard the sound of the cornet 3. to man that shall hear the sound of the cor. 2. Trumpet, ~£ic> shophar. 1 Ch.15. 28 shouting, and with sound of the cornet 2 Ch.15. I4 tney sware unto the Lord, .with cornets Psa. 98. 6 With trumpets and sound of cornet make Hos. 5. 8 Blow ye the cornet in Gibeali. .the truin. CORNETS — Cornets, sistra, cry^D menaanim. 2 Sa. 6. 5 all the house of Israel played., on cornets CORNFLOOR — Cornfloor, jj? pa goren dagan. Hos. 9. 1 hast loved a reward upon every cornfloor . CORPSE — l.Body, rna geviyyah. Nah. 3. '3 and (there is) none end of (then-) corpses 3. 3 they stumble upon their corpses 2. Carcase, -us peger. 1 Ki. 19. 35 behold, they (were) all dead corpses Isa. 37. 36 behold, they (were) all dead corpses %.A fallen object, carcase, wTco/j-a ptoma. Mark 6. 29 they came and took up his corpse, and CORRECT, to — l.To manifest, reason with, reprove, rn; yakach, 5. Job 5. 17 happy (is) the man whom God correcteth Psa. 94. 10 He that chastiseth. .shall not he correct Prov. 3. 12 For whom the Lord loveth he correcteth 'l.To instruct, chastise, "lp; yasar, 3. Psa. 39. n When thou with rebukes dost correct man Prov 29. 17 Correct thy son, and he shall give thee rest Jer. 2. 19 Thine own wickedness shall correct thee 10. 24 O Lord, correct me, but with judgment Jer. 30. 11 I will correct thee in measure, and will 46. 28 but correct thee in measure : yet will I not CORRECTED, to be — To be instructed, "id; yasar, 2. Prov 29. 19 A servant will not be corrected by words CORRECTED, which — Instructor, iratdtvTrjs paideutes. Heb. 12. 9 had fathers of our flesh which corrected CORRECTION — 1. To manifest, reason with, reprove, ns; yakach, 5. flab. 1. 12 thou hast established them for correction 2. Instruction, correction, 1D1D musar- Prov. 7. 22 as a fool to the correction of the stocks 15. 10 Correction (is) grievous unto him that 22. 15 the rod of correction shall drive it far 23. 13 Withhold not correction from the child Jer. 2. 30 your children ; they received no correc. 5. 3 they have refused to receive correction 7. 28 nor receiveth correction : truth is perish Zeph. 3. 2 obeyed not. .she received not correction 3. Reproof, reasoning, nroipi tolaehath. Prov. 3. 11 neither be weary of his correction 4. A setting aright, i-wa.v6p6wais epanorthosis. 2 Ti. 3. 16 profitable for doctrine, .for correction 5.A rod, tani? shebet. Job 37. 13 whether for correction, or for his land CORRUPT — l.To be corrupt, nrj^ shachath, 2. Eze. 20. 44 nor according to your corrupt doings, O 2. To be corrupted, nr#> shachath, 6. Prov25. 26 a troubled fountain, and a corrupt spring Z.To corrupt, nny sliechath. Dan. 2. 9 ye have prepared lying and corrupt words 4. To corrupt thoroughly, f>ia<p9e(pm diaphtheiro. 1 Ti. 6. 5 Perverse disputings of men of corrupt 5. To corrupt utterly, KaracpQeipa} kaiaphtheiro. 2 Ti 3. 8 men of corrupt minds, reprobate concern. 6. Bad, putrid, rotten, rrawpSs sapros. Matt. 7. 17 a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit