Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 449

GROUND 439 GROW Jer. 7. 20 be poured out. .upon the fruit of the gr. 14.- 4 the ground is chapt, for there was no rain 25. 33 the slain . . shall be dung upon the ground Hos. 2. iS (with) the creeping things of the ground Hag. 1. 11 upon (that) which the ground bringeth f. Mai; 3. 11 shall not destroy the fruits of your gro. 2.Earth, (nx erets. Gen. iS. 2 ran. .and bowed himself toward the gro. 19. 1 bowed himself with his face toward the g. 33. 3 bowed himself to the ground seven times 38. 9 that he spilled (it) on the ground, lest that 44. 14 and they fell before him on the ground Exod. 9. 23 hail, and the fire ran along upon the gr. Deut 15. 23 thou shalt pour it upon the ground as w. 28. 56 to set. .her foot upon the ground for del. ■Judg. 4. 21 fastened it into the ground . .so he died 6. 39 and upon all the ground let there be dew 6. 40 God did so. .there was dew on all the gr. 13. 20 and fell on their faces to the ground Buth 2. 10 bowed herself to the ground, and said 1 Sa. 3. 19 did let none of his words fall to the gro. 5. 4 fallen upon his face to the ground before 14. 32 took sheep, .and slew (them) on the gro. 14. 45 there shall not one hair, .fall to the gro. 20. 41 David, .fell on his face tto the ground 25. 23 Abigail, .bowed herself to the ground 26. 7 his spear stuck in the ground at his bol. 28. 14 he stooped with (his) face to the ground 2_Sa. 2. 22 wherefore should I smite thee to the gr.? 8. 2 with a line, casting them down to the gr. 14. 14 as water spilt on the ground, which can. 14. 22 Joab fell to the ground on his face, and 14. 33 bowed himself on his face to the ground 18. 11 didst thou not smite him there to the g.? 20. 10 and shed out his bowels to the ground 24. 20 bowed himself, .on his face upon the gr. 1 KX 1. 23 bowed himself, .with his face to the gro. c Ki. 2. 15 bowed themselves to the ground before 4. 37 bowed herself to the ground, and took up 1 Ch.21. 21 bowed, .to David with, .face to the gro. 2 Ch. 7. 3 they bowed, .with their faces to the gro. Job 1. 20 fell down upon the ground, and worship. 2. 13 So they sat down with him upon the gro. 16. 13 he poureth out my gall upon the ground 18. io The snare (is) laid for him in the ground 39. 24 He swalloweth the ground with fierceness Psa. 74. 7 the dwelling place of thy name to the g. 89. 39 hast profaned his crown, .to the ground 89. 44 and cast his throne down to the ground 107. 35 He turneth. .dry ground into water-spr. 143. 3 hath smitten my life down to the ground 147. 6 he casteth the wicked down to the ground Isa. 3. 26 and she. .desolate, shall sit upon the gr. 14. 12 (how) art thou cut down to the ground 21. 9 her gods he hath broken unto the ground 25. 12 bring to the ground, (even) to the dust 26. 5 he layeth it low. .to the ground ; he brin. 29. 4 And thou, .shalt speak out of the ground 29. 4 thy voice shall be . . out of the ground, and 47. 1 0 virgin daughter of B., sit on the grou. 51. 23 thou hast laid, thy body as the ground 53. 2 shall grow up . . as a root out of a dry gr. Jer. 14. 2 the gates, .they are black unto the grou. Lam. 2. 2 he hath brought, .down to the ground 2. 9 Her gates are sunk into the ground ; he 2. 10 The elders . . of Zion . . sit upon the ground 2. 10 virgins, .hang down their heads to the g. 2. 21 The young and the old lie on the ground Eze. 12. 6 cover thy. .that thou see not the ground 12. 12 that he see not the ground witrt(his)eyes 13. 14 bring it down to the ground, so that the 19. 12 she was cast down to the ground, and the 19. 13 she (is) planted.. in a dry and thirsty gr, 24. 7 she poured it not upon the ground, to 26. 11 thy. .garrisons shall go down to the gro. 26. 16 they shall sit upon the ground, and shall 28. 17 I will cast thee to the ground, I will lay 38. 20 and every wall shall fall to the ground 41. 16 from the ground up to the windows, and 41. 20 From the ground unto above the door 43. 14 And from the bottom (upon) the ground Dan. 8. 5 an he goat came, .and touched not the 8. 7 cast him down to the ground, and stam. 8. 10 it cast down, .of the stars to the ground 8. 12 and it cast down the truth to the ground 8. 18 in a deep sleep on my face toward the g. 10. g on my face, and my face toward the gro. io. 15 I set my face toward the ground, and I Amos 3. 14 horns, .shall be cut off, and fall to the g. Obad. 3 Who shall bring me down to the ground? Zech. 8. 12 the ground shall give her increase, and ^.Portion, fields 1&1 chelqaJi. 2 Sa. 23. 12 he stood in the midst of the ground, and 4.^1 cutting, ploughing,, t^'irt charish. 1 Sa. 8. 12 to ear his ground, and to reap his harvest 5. Dust, ~\5il aphar. Job 14. 8 and the stock thereof die in the ground 6. Field, plain, n~fy sadeh. Josh.24. 32 a parcel of ground which Jacob bought 1 Sa. 14. 25 and there was honey upon the ground 1 Ch.n. 13 where was a parcel of ground full of bar. YJsoil, land., 777 ge. Matt. 10. 29 one of them shall not fall [on the ground] 13. 8 other fell into good ground, and brought 13. 23 that received seed into the good ground 15. 35 he commanded, .to sit down on the gro. Hark 4. 8 other fell on good ground, and did yield 4. 20 are they which are sewn on good ground Mark 4. 26 as if a man should cast seed into the gro. 8. 6 lie commanded, .to sit down on the gro. 9. 20 fell on the ground, and wallowed foam. 14. 35 fell on the ground, and prayed that, if Luke 8. 8 other fell on good ground, and sprang up 8. 15 that on the good ground are they, which 13. 7 cut it down ; why cumbereth it the gro. ? 22. 44 [drops of blood falling down to the gro.] John 8. 6 [and with (his) finger wrote on the grou.J 8. 8 [he stooped down, and wrote on the gro.] 12. 24 Except a corn of wheat fall into the gr. Acts 7. 33 place where thou standest is holy grou. 8. Ground, bottom, tScupos edaj)hos. Acts 22. 7 I fell unto the giound, and heard a voice 9. Basis, foundation, ISpaiayta hedraioma. 1 Ti. 3. 15 God, the pillar and ground of the truth 10. Space, place, x^Pa chdra. Luke 12. 16 The ground of a certain rich man brought GROUND, to lay even with the — To lay on Hie ground, level, i8a<plfa edapfiizo. Lukeig. 44 shall lay thee even with the ground, and GROUND, on or to the — On the ground or earth, x^at chamaU John 9. 6 he spat on the ground, and made clay of 18. 6 they went backward, and fell to the gro. GROUND, parcel or piece of — 1. Spot, place, x(a?^ov chorion. John 4. 5 to the parcel of ground that Jacob gave 2. Field, aypos agros. Lukei4. lS I have bought a piece of ground, and I GROUND, to — To lay a foundation, 6ep.e\tow themelioo. Eph. 3, 17 ye, being rooted and grounded in love Col. 1. 23 If ye continue in the faith grounded and GROUNDED — Any thing founded, rnc'D musadah. Isa. 30. 32 every place where the grounded staff shall [See also Corn, dry fallow, parched.] GROVE — \~A tamarisk, S^N eshel. Gen. 21. 33 planted a grove in Eeer-sheba, and called 2. A shrine, ■"n'^x, -tj^n asherah. Exod34. 13 But ye shall, .cut down their groves Deut. 7. 5 cut down their groves, and burn their 12. 3 break their pillars, and burn their groves 16. 21 Thou shalt not plant thee a grove of any Judg. 3. 7 did evil, .and served Baalim and the gr. 6. 25 Take, .and cut down the grove that (is) 6. 26 a burnt sacrifice with the wood of the gr. 6. 28 the grove was cut down that (was) by it 6. 30 because he hath cut down the grove that 1 Ki.14. 15 because they have made their groves, pr. 14. 23 built them high places, and images.and g. 15. 13 because she had made an idol in a grove j6. 33 Ahab made a grove ; and Ahab did more 18. 19 the prophets of the groves four hundred 2 Ki.13. 6 there remained the grove also in Samaria 17. 10 they set them up images and groves in 17. 16 made a grove, and worshipped all the 18. 4 brake the images, and cut down the gr. ex. 3 made a grove, as did Ahab king of Israel 21. 7 he set a graven image of the grove that 23. 4 vessels . .made for Baal, and for the grove 23. 6 he brought out the grove from the house 23. 7 where the women wove hangings for the g. 23. 14 brake, .the images, and cut down the gr. 23. 15 burned the high place . . and burned the g. 2 Ch.14. 3 brake, .the images, and cut down the gr. 15. 16 because she had made an idol in a grove 17. 6 took away the high places and groves 19. 3 in that thou hast taken away the groves 24. 18 And they, .served groves and idols : and 31. 1 brake the images, .and cut down the gr. 33. 3 reared up altars for Baablm, and made g. 33. 19 set up groves and graven images, before 34. 3, 4 and the groves, and the carved images 34. 7 had broken down the altars and the gro. Isa. 17. 8 respect, .either the groves or the images 27. 9 the groves and images shall not stand Jer. 17. 2 remember their altars and their groves Mie. 5. 14 I will pluck up thy groves out of the GROW, to — l.To be or become great, bin gadal. Gen. 21. 8 And the child grew, and was weaned : and 21. 20 he grew, and dwelt in the wilderness 25. 27 the boys grew ; and Esau was a cunning Exod. 2. 10 the child grew, and she brought him Judgi3. 24 the child grew, and the Lord blessed 1 Sa. 2. 2t the child Samuel grew before the LORD 3. 19 Samuel grew, and the Lord was with l.To increase greatly {as fish), nni dagah. Gen. 48. 16 let them grow into a multitude in the 3. To go on, ^b; yalak. Jer. 12. 2 they grow, yea, they bring forth fruit 4. To go out or forth, r$; yatsa. Job 31. 40 Let thistles grow instead of wheat, and 5. To be or become jinn, ps; yatsaq. Job 38. 38 When the dust groweth into hardness 6. To go up, nhy alah. Deut 29. 23 it is not sown, .nor any grass groweth Isa. 53. 2 he shall grow up before him as a tender Eze. 47. 12 on this side and on that side, shall grow 7. To be fruitful, niQ parah. ' Gen. 47. 27 Israel, -grew, and multiplied exceedingly Isa. 11. 1 and a Eranch shall grow out of his roots 8. To flourish, break forth, m$ p&rach. Lev. 13. 39 it (is) a freckled spot (that) groweth in Hos. 14. 5 he shall grow as the lily, and cast forth 14. 7 they shall revive (as) the corn, andgrowas 9. To break or burst forth, y\3 pa/rats. Exod. 1. 12 But.. the more they multiplied and grew 10. To shut or spring forth, nby tsamach. Gen. 2. 5 and every herb of the field before it grew Exod 10. 5 shall eat every tree which groweth foryou Job 8. 19 and out of the earth shall others grow Eze. 1 7. 6 it grew, and became a spreading vine of 11. To become great, ny~t rebah. Dan. 4. 11 The tree grew, and was strong, and the 4. 20 The tree that thou sawest, which grew 12. To become great, rfajp sagah. Psa. 92. 12 he shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon 13.7b become great, ali? sega. Ezra 4. 22 why should damage grow to the hurt of li.To increase, grow up, av£dvai auxano. Matt. 6. 2S the lilies of the field, how they grow 13. 32 when it is grown, it is the greatest amo. Luke 1. So the child grew, and waxed strong in spi. 2. 40 the child grew, and waxed strong in spi. 12. 27 Consider the lilies how they grow : they 13. 19 it grew, and waxed a great tree ; and the Acts 7. 17 the people grew and multiplied in Egypt 12. 24 But the word of God grew and multipL 19. 20 So mightily grew the word of God and Eph. 2. 21 groweth unto an holy temple in the Lord 1 Pe. 2. 2 milk of the word, that ye may grow ther. 2 Pe. 3. 18 grow in grace, and (in) the knowledge of 15. To begin to be, become, yivofxai ginomai. . Matt 21. 19 Let no fruit grow on thee henceforward Acts 5. 24 they doubted.. whereunto this would gr. 16. To come or go, epxo/xat erchomai. Mark 5. 26 was nothing-bettered, but rather grew GROW again, to — To shoot or spring vp, riD^t tsamach, 3. Judg 16. 22 the hair of his head began to grow again GROW exceedingly, to — To increase exceedingly, inrepav^dfoj huper auxano. 2 Th. 1. 3 because that your faith groweth exceed. GROW, to cause to — To cause to shoot or spring up, rev tsamach, 5. Psa. 104. 14 He causeth the grass to grow for the cat. GROW long, to — To send forth, njS* shalach, 3. Eze. 44. 20 nor suffer their locks to grow long; they GROW, to make (to) — l.To make great, nourish, Via gadal, 3. Jon. 4. 10 hast not laboured, neither madest it grow 2. To cause to shoot or spring up, n££ tsamach, 5. Gen, 2. 9 out of the ground made. .God to grow 2 Sa. 23. 5 (my)desire.althouglxhemake(it)nottog. Psa. 147. 8 who maketh grass to grow upon the mo. Z.To cause to grow, Mb sug, Sa. Isa. 17. 11 In the day., make thy plant to grow, and GROW (of selves), such things as — Self-sown grain, spontaneous growth, n*3d saphidch. 2 Ki. 19. 29 thisyearsuch things asgrow of themselves Job 14. ig thou washest away the things which grow Isa. 37. 30 eat (this) year such as groweth of itself GROW to an end, to — To incline, decline, ~:n chanah. Judgig. 9 behold, the day groweth to an end ; lodge GROW together, to — To increase together, o-vvav^avaj sunauxand. Matti3. 30 Let both, grow together until the harvest GROW up, to — 1. To rise, triumph, nxa gaah. Job 8. 11 Can the rush grow up without mire? can 2. To be or become great, grow vp, bin gadal. Judg 1 1. 2 his wife's sons grew up, and they thrust 2 Sa. 12. 3 it grew up together with him, and with Z.To change, pass on, f^n cluilaph. Psa. 00. 5 (they are) like grass (which) groweth up 90. 6 themorningitfiourisheth.andgrowethup 4. To increase, IMS push. Mai. 4. 2 ye shall go forth, and grow up as calves 5. To shoot or spring up, n~>* tsamach. Zech. 6. 12 he shall grow up oui. of his place, and he 6.T0 become great, rr^i rabah. Job 39. 4 Their young ones, .grow up with corn 7. To draw out or off, pass on, change, *fr$ shalaph. Psa.129. 6 grass, .withereth afore it groweth up 8. To go vp, avafiaivto anabaino. Mark 4. 7 the thorn3 grew up, and choked it, and 4. 32 when it is sown, it groweth up, and bee.