Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

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AMAD 31 AMBASSADOR i Co. 15. 58 always abounding in the work of the Lord 2 Co. 2. 14 which always causeth us to triumph in 4. 10 Always bearing about in the body the 5. 6 Tnerefore . .always confident, knowing 9. 8 always having all sufficiency in all(things) Gal. 4. iS good to be zealously affected always in Eph. 5. 20 Giving thanks always tor all things unto Phil. 1. 4 Always in every prayer of mine tor you 1. 20 but. .with all boldness, as always, .now 2. 12 my beloved, as ye have always obeyed Col. 1. 3 We give thanks . .praying always for you 4. 12 always labouring fervently for you in 1 Th. 1. 2 We give thanks to God always for you all 3. 6 ye have good remembrance of us always 2 Tb. 1. 3 We are bound to thank God always for you 1. 11 Wherefore also we pray always for you Phm. 4 making mention of thee always in my AM' -AD, Tj£Oy a station. A town on the border of Asber, near Alammeleeh. Josh. 19. 26 And Alammeleeh, and A., and Misheal A'-MAX, hoy labouring. A descendant of Asher through Beriak bis son, B.C. 1600. 1 Ch. 7. 35 Aud the sons of his brother Helem. . A. A-MA'-LEK, p*7&SL warlike, dweller in the vale. 1. Son of Eliphaz and grandson of Esau, B.C. 1680. Gen. 36. 12 and she bare to Eliphaz A. : these (were) 36. 16 Duke Korah, duke Gatam, (and) duke A. 1 Ch. 1 . 36 The sons of Eliphaz ; Teman . . and A. 2. The name is also applied to hie descendants, who are, however, generally called Amalekites. Exod 17. 8 Then came A., aud fought with Israel 17. 9 Choose, .men, and go out, fight with A. 17. 10 So Joshua, .fought with A.: and Moses 17. 11 when he let down bis hand, A. prevailed 17. 13 Joshua discomfited A. and his people 17. 14 I will, .put out the remembrance of A. 17. 16 the Lord (will have) war with A. from Num 24. 20 when he looked on A., he took up his 24. 20 and said, A. (was) the first of the nations Daut 25. 17 Remember what A. did unto thee by the 25. 19 thou shalt blot out the remembrance of A. Judg 3. 13 he gathered unto him the children of. .A. 5. 14 Out of Ephraim. . a root of them against A. 1 Sa. 15. 2 I remember (that) which A. did to Israel 15. 3 Now go and smite A., aud utterly 15. 5 Saul came to a city of A., and laid wait 15. 20 and have brought Agag the king of A. 28. 18 nor executedst his fierce wrath upon A. 2Sa. 8. 12 of the Philistines, and of A., and of the iCh.18. 11 that he brought from. .the children of A Psa. 83. 7 Gebal, and Amnion, and A.; the Philistines A-MA-LE-E3TE, 'p1??^. belonging to Amalek. The name of a people and country smitten by Chedor- laomer and his confederates in the days of Abraham, B.C. 1917 (Gen. 14. 7), erroneously supposed by some to be the descendants of Amxlek, the son of Eliphaz (eldest son of Esau, Gen. 36. 10-16; 1 Ch. 1. 36), by his concubine Timna. Without any provocation they came and at- tacked the rear of Israel as they were journeying through the wilderness, but were defeated by Joshua at Rephidim (Exod. 17. 8-16), and iu consequence of this assault a perpetual war was declared against them by Jehovah ; they dwelt in the land of the S. of Judah (Num. 13. 29), and in the valley (Num. 14. 25); along with theCaauan- ites they defeated the rash attack of Israel, and drove them even uuto Hormah (Num. 14. 43-45); they are called by Balaam " the first of the nations" (or Goyhn), either from their antiquity, or then* warlike character, or from their being the first to attack Israel (Num. 24. 20), which was henceEorth required to "remember" their treacherous attack (Deut. 25. 17-19). They, along with the children of Amnion, joined with Eglou, king of Moab (B.C. 1354), to attack Israel, and took Jericho, the city of palm-trees (Judg. 3. 13); they were successfully opposed by the Ephraimites in the conflict with Jabin, king of Hazir, B.C. 1256 (Judg. 5. 14); they joined with the Midianites an I the children of the East (or Kedeni) in the days of Gideon, the son of Joash the Abi-ezrite, B.C. 1256 (Judg. 6. 3), but were defeated by him in the valley of Jezreel(Judg. 6. 33, 7. 12-22); they are mentioned among the oppressors of Israel (Judg. 10. 12); they had once possession of a mountain in the land of Ephraim, in which Abdon, the son of Hillel the Pirathonite was buried, B.C. 1112 (Judg. 12. 15); they were smitten by Saul, B.C. ioS5 (1 Sa. 14. 48); again by him, B.C. 1079, throughout their whole country "from HavilahtoShur," on the border of Egypt, when Agag then* king was cut in pieces (1 Sa. 15. 2-33); they were invaded and destroyed by David (1 Sa. 27. 8-10) ; their previous non- destruction by Saul was the cause of his rejection (1 Sa. 28. 18); in David's absence they invaded and plundered Ziglag, B.C. 1056, and carried off his two wives and others as captives, but they were pursued, overtaken, and defeated by David (1 Sa. 30. 1-3 1); one of their nation accusing himself of Saul's death was rut to death by- David (2 Sa. 1. 1-16), by whom their silver and gold was dedicated to Jehovah (2 Sa. 8, 12 ; 1 Ch. 18. 11); they were again smitten in the days of Hezekiah, B.C. 726-693, by five hundred men of the tribe of Simeon, who there- after dwelt in their place, at the east of the valley of Gedor, or Gerar (1 Ch. 4. 39-43) ; they are mentioned with Amnion and the Philistines as among the enemies of Israel (Psa. 83. 7). They are not again noticed in Scripture, except Haman the Agagite be reckoned one of their nation, which is not improbable (Esth. 3. 1), &c. Comp. Num 24. 7. Gen. 14. 7 and smote all the country of the A. Nunn3. 29 The A. dwell in the land of the south 14. 25 Now the A. . .dwelt in the valley Num 14. 43 the A. . .(are) there before you, and ye 14. 45 the A. came down, and the Canaanites Judg. 6. 3 and the A. . . even they came up against 6. 33 the A... were gathered together, and went 7. 12 the A. . .lay along in the valley like 10. 12 the A. . .did oppress you ; aud ye cried to 12. 15 and was buried in. .the mount of the A. 1 Sa. 14. 48 smote the A., and delivered Israel 15. 6 get you down from amongst the A., Ie3t 15. 6 the Kenites departed from among the A. 15. 7 Saul smote the A. from Havilah (ttntil) 15. 8 he took Agag the king of the A. alive 15. 15 They have brought them from the A.: for 15. 18 Go and utterly destroy . .the A., and fight 15. 20 and have utterly destroyed the A. 15. 32 Bring ye. .Agag the king of the A. 27. 8 and invaded . . the A. : for those (nation) 30. 1 that the A. had invaded the south, and 30. 13 I (ara)a . . servant to an A. ; and my master 30. 18 David recovered all that the A. had earned 2 Sa. 1. 1 was returned from the slaughter of the A. 1. 8 And I answered him, I (am) an A. 1. 13 I (am) the son of a stranger, an A. 1 Ch. 4. 43 they smote the rest of the A. that were A'-MAW, D£x gathering place. A city near'siiema and Moladah, probably in the south of Judah. Josh.15. 26 Aniam, and Shema, and Moladah A-MA'-NA, rn£.\* permanent. The northern ridge of Antilibanus, as Hernion was the southern. Song 4. 8 look from the top of A., from the top of A-MAR-I'AH, n;->£X i;v~)£n Jah has said. 1. Grandfather of Zadokj a high priest in the time of David, B.C. 1100. ICh. 6. 7 Meraioth begat A., and A. begat Ahitub 6. 52 Meraioth his son, A. his son, Ahitub Ezra 7. 3 The son of A. the son of Azariah, the sou '2. The sou of Azariah, a high priest in the time of Solo- mon, B.C. 1015. 1 Ch. 6. 11 And Azariah begat A., and A. begat 3. A descendant of Kohath, son of Levi, B.C. 1015. 1 Ch. 23. 19 the sons of Hebron. .A. the second 24. 23 And the sons (of Hebron). .A. the second 4. Chief priest in the time of Jehoshaphat, B.C. 912. 2 Ch. 19. 11 behold, A. the chief priest (is) over you 5. A Levite appointed in the time of Hezekiah to dis- tribute the tithes and oblations among his brethren B.C. 727. 2 Ch. 31. 15 And next him (were) Eden, and. .A., and 6. A man of the family of Bani, who took a strange wife during the exile, B.C. 465. Ezra 10. 42 Shallum, Amariah (and) Joseph 7. A priest who, with Nehemiah, sealed the covenant, B.C. 445- Nell. 10. 3 Pashur, Amariah, Malchijah 12. 2 Amariah, Malluch, Hattush 12. 13 Of Ezra, Meshullam ; of A., Jehohanan 8. A descendant of Judah by Pharez, some of whose posterity dwelt in Jerusalem after the exile, B.C. 465. Neh. 11. 4 Of the children of Judah. .A., the son of 9. An ancestor of Zephaniah the prophet in the time of Josiah, B.C. 630. Zeph. 1. 1 which came unto. .A., the son of Hizkiab A-MA'-SA, Np'cy. burden -bearer. 1. David's nephew, whom Absalom made captain over his rebel army, B.C. 1023. 2 Sa. 17. 25 Absalom made A. captain of the host 17. 25 which A. (was) a man's son, whose name 19. 13 And say ye to A., (Art) thou not of my 20. 4 Then said the king to A., Assemble 20. 5 So A. went to assemble (the men of) Judah 20. 8 which (is) in Gibeon, A. went before them 20. 9 And Joab said to A., (Art) thou in health 20. 9 And Joab took A. by the beard with 20. 10 But A. took no heed to the sword that 20. 12 And A. wallowed in blood in the midst 20. 12 he removed A. out of the highway into 1 Ki. 2. 5 what Joab. .did. .unto A. the son of 2. 32 and slew. .A. the son of Jether, captain 1 Ch. 2. 17 And Abigail bare A. : and the father of 2. 17 and the father of A. (was) Jether the 2. The name of an Ephraimite who with others resisted the bringing into Samaria of the Jews made prisoners in the time of Aliaz, B.C. 741. 2 Ch. 28. 12 and A. the son of Hadlai, stood up against A-MA'-SAI, *)£>&& burden -bearer. 1. A descendant of Kohath, son of Levi, B.C. 1045. 1 Ch. 6. 25 And the sons of Elkanah, A., and Ahimoth 6. 35 Elkanah, the son of Mahath, the son of A. 2 Ch. 29. 12 the Levites arose, Mahath the son of A. 2. A captain who joined David at Ziklag. 1 Ch. 12. 18 Then the spirit came upon A. . .chief 3. A priest who assisted at the bringing up the ark to the house of Obed-edom, B.C. 1042. 1 Ch. 15. 24 A., and Zechariah . . did blow with the A-MASH'-AI, 'p^Dy. carrying spoil. A priest of the family of limner dwelling at Jerusalem B.C. 445. Neh. 11. 13 A. the son of Azareel, the son of Ahasai A-MAS r*-AH, irpcj/. Jah has strength. Chief captain of the army of Jehoshaphat. 2 Ch. 17. 16 next him (was) A. . .who willingly offered AHA ZED — Amazement fell, ylvofxai 6d/j.l3os ginomai thambos. Luke 4. 36 they were all amazed, and spake among AMAZED, be greatly or sore — To be greatly amazed, iKBaufZtw ekthambeo. Mark 9. 15 straightway all. .were greatly amazed 14. 33 began to be sore amazed, and to be very AMAZED, to be — I. To be troubled, Vns bahel, % Exod 15. 15 the dukes of Edom shall be amazed Judg 20. 41 the men of Benjamin were amazed 2. To be cast down, r\m chathath. Job 32. 15 They were amazed, they answered no 3. To be cast down, nnn tamah. Isa. 13. S they shall be amazed one at another 4. To be exceedingly struck, iKirX-fjo-a-ofiai ek}}lesso. Matt 19. 25 they were exceedingly amazed, saying Luke 2. 48 when they saw him, they were amazed 9. 43 they were all amazed at the mighty 5. To be in an ecstasy, tuo-rao-is Zhafizv or eix€- Luke 5. 26 they were all amazed, and they Mr. 16. 8. 6. To be astonished, e£i<rvn/nat existemai. Matt 12. 23 all the people were amazed, and said Mark 2. 12 insomuch that they were all amazed, and 6. 51 they were sore amazed in themselves Acts 2. 7 they were all amazed, and marvelled 2. 12 they were all amazed, and were in doubt 9. 21 all that heard . . were amazed, and said 7. To be astonished, awed, Qafx^4op.ai thambeomai. Mark 1. 27 they were all amazed, insomuch that 10. 32 they were amazed ; and as they followed AMAZED, to make — To make astonished, cdw shamem, 5. Eze. 32. 10 I will make many rjeople amazed at thee AMAZEMENT — 1. Ecstasy, eKaratrts ekstasis. Acts 3. 10 were filled with wonder and amazement 2. Terror, ivrSncns ptoesis. 1 Pe. 3. 6 and are not afraid with any amazement A-WAZ-T'att, rvssx, *n;?DN Jah has strength. 1. Son of Joash. king of Judah, who succeeded after the slaughter of his father, B.C. 839. 2 Ki. 12. 21 and A. his son reigned in his stead 13. 12 he fought against A. king of Judah 14. 1 reigned A. the son of Joash king of Judah 14. 8 Then A. sent messengers to Jehoash 14. 9 the king of Israel sent to A. king of 14. 11 But A. would not hear. Therefore Jeho. 14. 11 he and A. king of Judah looked one 14. 13 Jehoash king of Israel took A. king of 14. 15 how he fought with A. king of Judah 14. 17 A. the son of Joash king of Judah lived 14. 18 the rest of the acts of A. (are) they not 14. 21 made him king instead of bis father A. 14. 23 In the fifteenth year of A. the son of Joash 15. 1 began Azariah the son of A. king of 15. 3 according to all that his father A. bad 1 Ch. 3. 12 A. his son, Azariah his son, Jotham his 2 Ch. 24. 27 And A. his son reigned in his stead 25. 1 A. (was) twenty and five years old (when) 25. 5 Moreover A. gathered Judah together 25. 9 And A. said to the man of God, But 25. 10 Then A. separated them, (to wit), the 25. 11 A. strengthened himself, and led forth 25. 13 the soldiers of the army which A. sent 25. 14 after that A. was come from the slaughter 25. 15 anger of the Lord was kindled against A. 25. 17 Then A. king of Judah took advice, and 25. 18 Joash. .sent to A. king of Judah, saying 25. 20 But A. would not hear ; for it (came) of 25. 21 they saw one another, .he and A. king of 25. 23 Joash. .took A. king of Judah, the son of 25. 25 A. the son of Joash, king of Judah lived 25. 26 the rest of the acts of A., first and last 25. 27 after the time that A. did turn away 26. 1 made, .king in the room of his father A. 26. 4 according to all that his father A. did 2. A man of the tribe of Simeon. 1 Ch. 4. 34 and Jamlech, and Joshah the son of A. 3. A Levite descended from Merari. 1 Ch. 6. 45 Hashabiah, the son of A., the son of 4. Priest of the idol set up in Bethel, B.C. 787. Ainos 7. 10 Then A. the priest of Beth-el sent to 7. 12 A. said unto Amos, 0 thou seer, go^fiee 7. 14 and said to A., I (was) no prophet AMBASSADOR — 1. Interpreter, p? hits, 5. 2 Ch. 32. 31 in. .ambassadors of the princes of Baby. ^.Messenger, agent, ^iyD malak. 2 Ch. 35. 21 he sent ambassadors to him, saying Isa. 30. 4 and his ambassadors came to Hanes 33. 7 ambassadors of peace shall weep bitterly Eze. 17. 15 against him in sending his ambassadors