Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 468

HAVE 453 HE HAVE nothing to do -with, to — Nothing to tliee and to, /t^Se? aol ical t<£ meden. Matt 27. 19 Have thou nothing to do with that just HAVE to do with, to — What to me and to theet ri efioi «cu col ? ti craoi. Matt. 8. 29 What have we to do with thee, Jesus Mark 1. 24 what have we to do with thee, thou Jesus 5. 7 What have I to do with thee, Jesus. .Son Luke 4. 34 what have we to do with thee. .Jesus of 8. 28 What have I to do with thee, Jesus. .Son John 2. 4 Woman, what have I to do with thee? HAVE to do, with whom we — Of whom we are speaking, -n-pbs hv fjfuv 6 \6yos. Heb. 4. 13 the eyes of him with whom we have to do HAVEN — 1, Shore, h:(ven, *pn choph. Gen. 49. 13 Zebulun shall dwell at the haven of the 49. 13 and he (shall be) for an haven of ships 2. Haven, refuge, lino machoz. Psa.107. 30 so he bringeth thein unto their desired h. 3. Haven, refuge, \ifi-qv limen. Acts 27. 12 because the haven was not commodious 27. 12 Phenice..an haven of Crete, and lieth HAVENS, FAIR, Ka\ol Aleves Kaloi Lhnenes. A haven at the S. of Cape Salmone in Crete. Acts 27. 8 came untoaplacewhichiscalledtheF.H. HA-VI'-LAH, n^irj circle, district 1. A son of Cash, and descendant of Ham. B.C. 2290. Gen. 10. 7 the sons of.Cush ; Seba, and H., andSa. 1 Ch. 1. g the sons of Cush ; Seba, and H., and Sa. 2. A son of Joktan and descendant of Shem. B.C. 2240. Gen. 10. 29 And Ophir, and H., and Jobab : all these i Ch. i. 23 And Ophir, and H., and Jobab. All these 3. The land of Chwalissi W. of Ural (?). Gen 2 11 which compasseth the whole land of H. 4. A district E. of Amalek. Gen. 25. 10 they dwelt from H. unto Shur, that (is) 1 Sa. 15. 7 And Saul smote the Amalekites from H. HAVOC of, to make — To treat outrageously, Kv^aivofxai htmainomm. Acts S. 3 As for Saul, he made havoc of the church HA'-VOTH JA'-IR, TKJ ni" villages of J air. Certain villages on the E. of the Jordan, in Gilead or Bishan. These villages were taken by Jair son of Manasseh, and Gilead was allotted to his tribe, while he named the villages after himself Havotk-jair. In Deut. 3. 14 it is stated that Jair " took all the tract of Argob unto the boundary of the Geshurite and the Maachathite, and called them after his own v&meBashan- havotk-jair." Num32. 41 took the small towns, .and called them H. Deut. 3, 14 called them after his. .name, Bashan-h.-g. Judgio. 4 thirty cities, which are called H.-J. unto HAWK — Hawk, p nets. Lev. n. 16 the cuckoo, and the hawk after his kind Deuti4. 15 the cuckoo, and the hawk after his kind Job 39. 26 Doth the hawk fly by thy wisdom., stretch HAWK, night — Old, swalloio, cuckoo, Dsnri tachmns. Lev. 11. 16 And the owl, and the night hawk, and Deut 14. 15 And the owl, and the night hawk, and HAY — l.IIay, grass, leek, Tin chatsir. Prov.27. 25 The hay appeareth, and the tender grass Isa. 15. 6 the hay is withered away, the grass fail. 2. Fodder, grass, hay, x&PT0S chortos. 1 Co. 3. 12 silver, precious stones, wood, hay, stubble HA-ZA'-EL, sx;ri, ^snjD Ood sees. A king of Damascus who reigned from 8S6 to 840 B.C. He stood in a high official capacity at Ben-hadad's court, and was sent by the latter to Elisha (when he visited Damascus) to ask whether he would recover from the malady from which he was suffering. Elisha's answer was that Benhadad might recover, but would certainly die. When Hazael returned he murdered his master and naurped the tin-one. Elijah had anointed him as king of Syria. B.C. 906. 1 Ki.19. 15 Go, return, .anoint H. . .king over Syria 19. 17 him thatescapeth the sword of H. shall 2 Ki. 8. 8 the king said unto H., Take a present in 8. 9 So H. went to meet him, and took a pre. 8. 12 H. said. Why weepeth my lord ? And he S. 13 H. said, But what ! (is) thy servant a dog 8. it he died : and H. reigned in his stead 8. 28 he went with Joram. .to the war against H. 8. 29 when he fought against H. king of Syria 9. 14 Joram had kept Ram.-gil. . .because of H. 9. 15 when he fought with H. king of Syria 10. 32 H. smote them in all the coasts of Israel 12. 17 II. ..went up.. and 11. set his face to go 12. 18 sent (it) to H. king of Syria : and he went 13. 3 he delivered them into the hand of II. 13. 3 into the hand of Ben-hadad the son of H. 13. 22 II. king of Syria oppressed Israel all the 13. 24 S>i II. king of Syria died ; and Ben-hadad 13. 2 s "lit of the band of Ben-hadad the sun of If. 2 Ch.22. 5 to war against H. king of Syria at Kamoth 22. 6 Raman, when he fought with H. king of Amos 1. 4 1 will send a fire into the house of II. HA-ZA'-IAH, n;in Jah is seeing. A man of Judafr of the family of the Shilonites, or descendants of Shelah. B.C. 445. Neh.n. 5 the son of Cobhozeh, the son of H., the HA-ZAR AD'-DAR, "HK "KH. A place on the S. boundary of the promised land, between Kadesh-Barnea and Azmon. The name appears in the shorter form of Addar (or Adar, in Josh. i5-3). Num 34. 4 shall go on to H., and pass on to Azmon HAZARD, to — T<> girt over, TTapabtdai/j.1 paradidomi. Acts 15. 26 Men that have hazarded their lives for HA-ZAR E'-NAN, |ry Txq court of the fountains. The spot at which the N. and E. boundaries of the pro- mised land meet. The place has been identified with the modern Ruryetein{>' the two cities"), a village more than 60 miles E.N.E. of Damascus. Here are large fountains, the only ones in that vast region. Num 34. 9 and the goings out of it shall be at H. 34. 10 ye shall point out your east border from H. Eze. 47. 17 the border from the sea shall be H., the [In this passage the name is given Hazar-enonA 48. 1 H., the border of Damascus northward, to HA-ZAR GAD'-DAH, n*na i>*n court of Gad. A town in the S. district of Jiidah, near Heshmon, but not identified with any modern site. Some think Jarrah near Moladah (El-Milk) is the modem site. Josh. 15. 27 And H., and Heshmon, and Beth-palet HA'-ZAR HAT-TI'-CON, jOTiri -iyn middle Hazar. A place specified as on the boundary of Hauran, and named by Ezekiel (47. 16) as one of the ultimate bound- aries of the land. Eze. 47. 16 H., which (is) by the coast of Hauran HA-ZAR-MA'-VETH, rn£-]yn court of death. The third in order of the sons of Joktan of the family of Shem. B.C. 2210. The name is preserved in the Arabic Hadramaict and Radrununvt, the appellation of a province and ancient people of southern Arabia. This identification of the settlement of the descendants of Joktan is accepted by most Biblical scholars. It rests not only on the ccurrence of the name, but is supported by the fact that Joktan settled in the Yemen, along the S. coast of Arabia; by the physical characteristics of the people of this region, and by the identification of the name of several others of Joktan's sons. The province of lladramawt is E. of the modern Yemen ; anciently the limits of the latter province embraced almost the whole of the S. of the peninsula, extending to the dis- tricts of Shihr and Mahrak. Its capital is Shibdm, a very ancient city, whose chief ports are Mirbdt, Zafdri, and Kisheem, from which in ancient times a great trade was carried on with India and Africa. Gen. 10. 26 Almodad, and Sheleph, and H., and Jer. 1 Ch. 1. 20 Almodad, and Sheleph, and H., and Jerah HA'-ZAR SHTJ'-AL, fepw TsQfox or jacked village. A town in the south of Judah, between Hazar-gaddah and Beer-sheba. The modern Saweh is at or about the right spot, and may be a corruption of the old name. Josh. 15. 28 And H., and Beer-sheba. and Bizjothjah 19. 3 And H., and Balah, and Azem 1 Ch. 4. 2S dwelt at Beer-sheba, and Moladah, and H. Neb. 11. 27 And at H.. .and (in) the villages thereof HA-ZAR STJ'-SAH, (or Su'-sim), ddid ^n horse village. A city in the extreme south of Judah, and allotted to Simeon ; it stood near Beth-marcaboth, another city of Simeon. Josh. 19. 5 And Ziklag, and Beth-marcaboth, and H. 1 Ch. 4. 31 And at Beth-marcaboth, and H., and at Be. HAZEL — Hazel, vh I ■'-.. Gen. 30. 37 Jacob took, .of the hazel and chestnut HA-ZE-LEL-PO'-NI, 'itafr^yp protection ofthefaa of. Sister of the sons of Etam in the genealogies of Judah. I B.C. 1380. 1 Ch. 4. 3 and the name of their sister (was) H. HA-ZE'-RTJff, rr^n villages, courts. A district in the S. of Canaan near Gaza, inhabited in ancient times by the Avim (or Avvim), a tribe that tented over the S.W. of Palestine, and are said to have lived in villages (Hazerim) as far as Gaza (Deut. 2. 23) before their expulsion by the Caphtorim. Deut. 2. 23 And the Avims which dwelt in H. HA-ZE'-ROTH, nnvn cowfe, villages. The station of the Israelites in the desert next to Kibroth-Hattavah, and perhaps recognisable in the Arabic Hudhera, which is about eighteeu hours' journey from Sinai on the road to Akabah. Num 11. 35 from Kibroth unto II. ; and abode at H. 12. 16 afterward the people removed from H. 33. 17 And they departed, .and encamped at H. 33. iS they departed from II., and pitched in Deut. 1. 1 T'aran, and Tophel, and Laban, and H. HA-ZE-ZON TA'-MAR, *vrn JSsrj row of palms. The ancient name of En-gcrfi. The Amorites were dwelling in Razezon-tamar when the four kings (Gen. 14. 7) made their incursion ami fought their successful 1 »attle with the five kings. The name is interpreted by Gcscnius as "the pruning or felling of the palm ;" Jerome calls it Urbs palrnarum. This may have been the " city of palm trees " (Judg. 1. 16). Gen. 14. 7 smote . . the Amorites, that dwelt in H. 2 Ch.20. 2 behold, they (be) in H., which (is) En-gedi HA-ZTZ-EL, Sx'm God is seeing. A Levite of the family of Shimei or Shimi in the time of David. This was the younger branch of the Ger- shonites. B.C. 1015. 1 Ch.23. 9 sons of Shimei ; Shelomith, and H., and HA'-ZO, im vision, seer. A son of Nahor by Milcah. Ins wife. The name has not been perpetuated in either territory or posterity, B.C. 1800. But he must be placed in Ur (of the Chaldees), or the adjacent countries. Chazene by the Euphrates - in Mesopotamia, or Chazene in Assyria, is suggested by Bunsen. Gen. 22. 22 Chesed, and H., and; Pildash, and Jidlaph HA'-ZOR, "nxg enclosed. 1. A fortified city allotted to Naphtali. It was between Raman and Kadesh on the high ground overlooking Lake Merom. It is now Khurubeh, " the ruins," near Kedesh and Lake Hideh. Jabin was its king, and it was the chief city of the whole of North Palestine, " the head of all thoseikingdoms " (Josh. n. 10). Hazcr was the only city burnt by Joshua. Josh. 11. 1 when Jabin king of H. had heard (those 11. 10 Joshua at that time turned, .and took H. 11. 10 H. . .was the head of all those kingdoms 11. 11 they smote, .and he burnt H. with fire 11. 13 Israel burned none of them, save-H. only 12. 19 king of Madon, one ; the king of H., one 19. 36 And Adamah, and Ramah, and H. Judg. 4. 2 Jabin king of Canaan, that reigned in H. 4. 17 peace between Jabin the king of H. and 1 Sa. 12. 9 hand of Sisera, captain of the host of H. 2 Ki. 15. 29 took. .H., and Gilead, and Galilee, all the 2 A city in the extreme south of Judah, named next in order to Kedesh (Josh. 15. 23). Josh 15. 23 And Kedesh, and H., and Ithnan 1 Ki. 9. 15 and H., and Megiddo, and Gezer 3. Hazor-Hadattah, "new Bazor," another of the southern towns of Judah. Josh 15. 25 and Kerioth, (and) Hezron, which (is) H. 4. A place in which the Benjamites resided after their return from captivity. It was N. of Jerusalem, and not far distant from it. Probably identical with Baal- hazor. Neh. 11. 33 H., Ramah, Gittaim 5. A name given to certain countries in the E. of Arabia. Jer. 49. 28 and concerning thekingdoms of H., which 49. 30 Flee, get you far off . .ye inhabitants of H. 49. 33 And H. shall be a dwelling for dragons HA-ZOR HA-DAT'-TAH, niynq "ii*n neiocourt orvillagc. A city of Judah near Kerioth." (See No. 3, under Hazor.) Josh 15. 25 Hazor Hadattah, and Kerioth, (and) H. HE — I. A man, any one, e^n ish. Prov.28. 22 He that hasteth to be rich (hath) an evil 29. 1 He that, being often reproved, hardeneth 29. 4 but he that receiveth gifts overthroweth 2.He himself, wn hu. Gen. 4. 4 Abel, he also brought of the firstlings of Isa. 9. 15 ancient and honourable, he (is) the head 9. 15 the prophet that teacheth lies, he (is) the 3. This one, nr zeh. Exodis- 2 Lord, is become my salvation : he (is) 4. Who ? he ivho, V Ttti. 2 Sa. 20. 11 He that favoureth Joab, and he that (is) 5. Soul, breathing thing, irs^ nejihesh. Psa. 105. 1 8 Whose feet they hurt . . he was laid in iron 6. The hand, t yacl. Lev. 5. 7, 11 And if he be not able to bring. . then 7. He, he himself avros autos. Matt. 1. 21 he shall save his people from their sins 3. 11 he that conieth after me is mightier than 8. 24 covered with the waves : but he was asleep 12. 3 when [he] was an hungered, and they that 14. 2 This is John the Baptist : he is risen from 16. 20 should tell no man that he was Jesus the 21. 27 he said unto them, Neither tell I you by 25. 17 And likewise, .[he] also gained other t" Mark 1. 8 but he shall baptize you with the HolyG. 2. 25 And he said unto them, Have ye never 2. 25 what David did. .he, and they that were 3. 13 called, .whom he would : and they came 4. 27 spring and grow up, he knoweth not how 4. 3S he was in the hinder part of the ship, asl. 6. 16 said. It is John, .[helis risen from the dead 6. 45 unto Bethsaida, while he sent away the 6. 47 midst of the sea, and he alone on the land 7. 36 the more [he] charged them, so much the 8. 29 he saith unto them. But whom say ye that 12. 21 [neither left he any seed : and the third] 14. 15 lie will show you a large upper room fur. Luke 1. 17 he shall go before him in the spirit and 1. 22 he beckoned unto them, and remained 2. 28 Then took he him up in his arms, and 3. 15 mused, .whether he were the Christ, or 3. 10 he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost 4. 15 he taught in their synagogues, being glo. 4. 30 he passing through the midst of them 5. 1 of God, he stood by the lake of Gennesaret 5. 14 he charged him to tell no man : but go