Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

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HUNDRED 504 HUEAI Neh. 7. 29 Beeroth, seven hundred forty and three 7. 30 of Raman and Gaba, six hundred twenty 7. 31 of Michnias, an hundred and twenty and 7. 32 men of..Ai, an hundred twenty and three 7. 34 a thousand two hundred fifty and four 7. 35 children of Harim, three hundred and tw. 7. 36 of Jericho, three hundred forty and five 7. 37 and Ono, seven hundred twenty and one 7. 38 three thousand nine hundred and thirty 7- 39 priests, .nine hundred seventy and three 7. 41 a thousand two hundred forty and seven 7. 44 The singers, -an hundred forty and eight 7. 45 The porters . . an hundred thirty and eight 7. 60 All.. (were) three hundred ninety and two 7. 62 The children, .six hundred foity and two 7. 66 forty and two thousand three hundred and 7. 67 seven thousand three hundred thirty and 7. 67 two hundred forty and five singing men 7. 68 Their horses, seven hundred thirty and six 7. 68 their mules, two hundred forty and five 7. 69 camels, four hundred thirty and five 7. 69 six thousand seven hundred and twenty 7. 70 five hundred and thirty priests' garments 7. 71 two thousand and two hundred pound of 11. 6 four hundred threescore and eight valiant 11. 8 afterhim. . nine hundred.twenty and eight 11. 12 (were) eight hundred twenty and two 11. 13 his brethren, .two hundred forty and two 11. 14 their brethren, .an hundred twenty and 11. 18 Levites. .two hundred fourscore and four 11. 19 porters, .(were) an hundred seventy and Esth. 1. 1 an hundred and seven and twenty provi, t. 4 many days, .an hundred and fourscore 8. 9 an hundred twenty and seven provinces 9. 6 Jews slew and destroyed five hundred 9. 12 The Jews have slain, .five hundred men 9. 15 and slew three hundred men at Shushan 6. 30 the hundred twenty and seven provinces Job 1. 3 five hundred yoke of oxen, and five hun. 42. 16 After this lived Job an hundred and forty Prov 17. 10 more, .than a hundred stripes into a fool EccL 6. 3 If a man beget an hundred(children),and c'. i2 though a sinner do evil an hundred times Song 8. 12 those that keep the fruit thereof two hun. Isa. 37. 36 a hundred and fourscore aud five thous. 65. 20 the child shall die an hundred years old 65. 20 the sinner, .an hundred years old, shall Jer. 52. 23 pomegranates. , an hundred round about 52. 29 eight hundred thirty and two persons 52. 30 seven hundred forty and five persons 52. 30 all. .(were) four thousand and six hundred Eze. 4. 5, 9 three hundred and ninety days 40. 19 hundred cubits eastward and northward 40. 23, 27 from gate to gate.. an hundred cubits 40. 47 an hundred cubits long, and an hundred 41. 13 an hundred cubits long., an hundred cub. 41. 14 Also the breadth, .an hundred cubits 41. 15 an hundred cubits, with the inner temple 42. 2 Before the length of an hundred cubits 42. 8 before the temple(were)an hundred cubits 42. 16, 17, 18, 19 He measured, .five hundred 42. 20 five hundred, .long, and five hundred br. 45. 2 five hundred, .with five hundred, .square 45. 15 one lamb out of the flock, out of two hu. 48. 16, 16, 16, 16 four thousand and five hund. 48. so, 32, 33, 34 four thousand and five hundred 48. 17, 17, 17, 17 and toward.. two hundred and Dan. 8. 14 Unto two thousand and three hundred d. 12. 11 a thousand two hundred and ninety days 12. 12 three hundred and five and thirty days Amos 5. 3 (by) a thousand shall leave an hundred 5. 3 went forth (by) an hundred shall leave 3. Hundred, nxip meah. Ezra 6. 17 And offered. .an hundred bullocks 6. 17 two hundred rams, four hundred lambs 7. 22 Unto an hundred talents of silver, and to 7. 22 an hundred measures of wheat, aud to an 7. 22 hundred hatha of wine, and to an hundred Dan. 6. 1 an hundred and twenty princes, which A. Hundred, etcarSv hekaton. Matt 18. 12 If a man have an hundred sheep, and one 18. 28 servants, which owed him an hundred Mark 4. 8 thirty, and some sixty, and some an hund. 4. 20 thirty fold, some sixty, and some . .hund. Luket5. 4 What man of you, having an hundred sh. 16. 6 And lie said, An hundred measures of oil 16. 7 And he said, An hundred measures of John 19. 39 and aloes, about an hundred pound (we.) 21. 11 fishes, an hundred and fifty and three Acts 1. 15 together were about an hundred and tw. Hev. 7. 4 an hundred (and) forty (and) four thous. 14. 1 an hundred -orty (and) four thousand 14. 3 the hundred (and) forty (and) four thou, ax. 17 an hundred (and) forty (and) four cubits HUNDRED, five — Five hundred, irevTatc6(rtot pentafoosioi. Luke 7.41 oneowedflvehundred pence, and the other 1 C0.15. 6 he was seen of above five hundred bretli, HUNDRED, four — Four hundred, rerpaicuo-ioi tdrahosim. Acts. 5. 36 men, about four hundred, joined themse. 7. 6 and entreat (them) evil four hundred ye. 13. 20 judges about the space of four hundred Gal. 3. 17 law, which was four hundred and thirty [See Six, three, two.] HUNDRED thousand thousand — Myriads of myriads, /j,vpid$es fivpi&Hws. Rev. 9. 16 (were) two hundred thousand thousand HUNDRED years old — Hundred years of age, kKarovTair-r)s hekatontaetes. Rom. 4. 19 when he was about an hundred years old HUNDRED TOLD — 1. Hundred steps, times, D'pj;? nxp meah pheatnim. 2 Sa.24. 3 how many soever they be, an hundred fold 2. Hundred measures, n*~!J$ nisip meah shearim. Gen. 26. 1 2 received in the same year an hundred fold Z. Hundred fold, hKaTovro,TrXa(riwv hecatontaplasion. Matt 19. 29 shall receive an hundred fold, and shall Markio. 30 he shall receive an hundred fold now in Luke 8. 8 sprang up, and bare fruit an hundredfold •i. Hundred, ckcltou hekaton. Matt 13. 8, 23 some an hundredfold, some sixty fold HUNDREDTH — Hundred, nxp meah. Gen. 7. 11 In the six hundredth year of Noah's life 8. 13 in the six hundredth and first year, in the Neh. 5. 11 the hundredth (part) of the money, and HUNDREDS, by — By hundreds, a hundred each, avd Ikcst-oV ana hek. Mark 6. 40 sat down in ranks, [by hundreds], .fifties HUNGER — 1. Hunger, famine, nyi raab. Exod.x6. 3 to kill this whole assembly with hunger Deut.2S. 4S in hunger, and in thirst, and in nakedness 32. 24 burnt with hunger, and devoured with bur. Neh. 9. 15 bread from heaven for their hunger, and Jer. 38. 9 he is like to die for hunger in the place Lam. 2. 19 thy young children, that faint for hunger 4. 9 are better than (they that be)slain with h. Eze. 34. 29 they shall be no more consumed with hu. ^.Hunger, famine, Aliaos limos. Lukeis. 17 have bread enough, .and I perish with h. 2 Co. ix. 27 hunger and thirst, in fastings often, in c. Rev. 6. 8 to kill with sword, and with hunger, and HUNGER, to (have or suffer) — 1. To hunger, be hungry, 3yn raeb. Psa. 34. 10 The young lions do lack, and suffer hunger Prov 19. 15 sleep ; and an idle soul shall suffer hunger Isa. 49. 10 They shall not hunger nor thirst ; neither Jer. 42. 14 nor have hunger of bread; and there will 2. To hunger, ireivd peinao. Matt. 5. 6 Blessed (are) they which do hunger and 21. 18 as he returned into the city, he hungered Luke 4. 2 when they were ended, he afterwards hu. 6. 21 Blessed, .that hunger now : for ye shall 6. 25 Woe unto you that are full ! for ye shall hu. John 6. 35 he that cometh to me shall never hunger Rom. 12. 20 if thine enemy hunger, feed him ; if he 1 Co. 4. 11 we both hunger, and thirst, and are naked 11. 34 if any man hunger, let him eat at home Rev. 7. 16 They shall hunger no more, neither thirst HUNGER, to suffer to — To cause or suffer to be hungry, D""i raeb, 5. Deut. 8. 3 suffered thee to hunger, and fed thee with HUNGER BITTEN — Hungry, famished, nyn raeb. Job x8. 12 His strength shall be hunger bitten, and HUNGERED, to be an — To hunger, weivaco peinao. Matt. 4. 2 he had fasted . .he was afterward an hung. z2. 1 his disciples were an hungered, and began 12. 3 what David did, when he was an hungered 25. 35 I was an hungered, and ye gave me meat 25. 37 Lord, when saw we thee an hungered, and 25. 42 I was an hungered, andyegave .e no meat 25. 44 when saw we thee an hungered, or athirst Mark 2. 25 when he had need, and was an hungered Luke 6. 3 what David did, when himself was an hu. HUNGRY — 1. Hungry, famished, nyi raeb. 1 Sa. 2. 5 hungry ceased : so that the barren hath 2 Sa. 17. 29 The people (is) hungry, aud weary, and 2 Ki. 7. 12 They know that we (be) hungry ; therefore Job 5. 5 Whose harvest the hungry eateth up, and 22. 7 thou hast withholden bread from the h. 24. 10 they take away the sheaf (from) the hun. Psa 107. 5 Hungry and thirsty, their soul fainted in' 107. 9 and filleth the hungry soul with goodness 107. 36 there he maketh the hungry to dwell, that 146. 7 which giveth food to the hungry. The L. Prov. 25. 21. If thine enemy be hungry, give him bread 27. 7 to the hungry soul every bitter thing is Isa. 8. 21 pass through it hardly bestead and hun. 9. 20 snatch on the right hand, and be hungry 29. 8 It shall even be as when an hungry (man) 32. 6 to make empty the soul of the hungry 44. 12 yea, he is hungry, and his strength faileth 58. 7 (Is it) not to deal thy bread to the hungry 58. 10 thou draw out thy soul to the hungry, and Eze. 18. 7, 16 hathgiven his bread to the hungry, and 2. To hunger, ireivd'jo peinao. Luke 1^ 53 He hath filled the hungry with good things HUNGRY, to be — l.To hunger, be hungry, famished, 3«"i raeb. Psa. 50. 12 If I were hungry, I would not tell thee Prov. 6. 30 steal to satisfy his soul when he is hungry Isa. 8. 21 when they shall be hungry, they shall fret 65- 13 i»y servants shall eat, but ye shall be hun. 2. To hunger, ireivdoj peinao. * Markn. 12 when they were come from B., he was h. 1 Co. 11. 21 and one is hungry, and another is drunken Phil. 4. 12 both to be full and to be hungry, both to HUNGRY, very — Very hungry, Trp6o"K$ivo$ prosp>einos. Acts 10. iobecameveryhungry,andwouldhaveeaten HUNT, to — 1. To hunt, lie in wait, iriy tsadah. 1 Sa. 24. 11 not sinned, .yet thou huntest my soul to 2. To hunt, lie in wait, l?s tsud. Gen. 27. 5 Esau wentto the field to hunt (for) venison Lev. 17. 13 hunteth and catcheth any beast or fowl Job 10. 16 Thouhuntestmeas afiercelion ; and again 3S. 39 Wilt thou hunt the prey for the lion, or Psa. 140. 11 evil shall hunt the violent man tooverth. Prov. 6. 26 the adulteress will hunt for the precious Jer. 16. 16 they shall hunt them from every mountain Lam. 4. 18 They hunt our steps, that we cannot go iu Mic. 7. 2 they hunt every man his brother with a Z.To hunt, TW tsud, 3«. Eze. 13. 18 make kerchiefs upon the head, .to hunt 13. 18 Will ye hunt the souls of my people, and 13. 20 wherewith ye there hunt the souls to make 13. 20 the souls that ye hunt to make (them) fly 4. To pursue, fp") radaph. 1 Sa. 26. 20 when one doth hunt a partridge in the m. HUNTED, to be — A hunting, object for hunting, n^isp metsudah. Eze. 13. 21 shall be no more in your hand to be hunt. HUNTER — 1. Hunter, 1;S tsayyad. Jer. 16. 16 after will I send for many hunters, and ^.Hunting, T5> tsayid. Gen, 10. 9 He was a mighty hunter before the Lord 10. 9 Nimrod the mighty hunter before the L. 25. 27 Esau was a cunning hunter, a man of the HUNTING, (to take in) — Hunting, Tx tsayid. Gen. 27. 30 Esau his brother came in from his hunting Prov 12. 27 roasteth not that which he tookinhunthig HU'-PHAM, D?in protected. A son of Benjamin, founder of the family of the Hu- phamites. B.C. 1670. In Gen. 46. 21, and 1 Ch. 7. 12, the name is given Huppim. Num26. 39 of H., the family of the Huphamites HU-PHA-BIITES, 'Dfl^n. The patronymic of a familj that sprang from the pre- ceding. Nuni26. 39 of Hupham, the family of the H. HUP'-PAH, nsn protection. A priest in the time of David who had charge of the 13th of the 24 courses in the service of the sanctuary. B.C. 1015. 1 Ch.24. 13 The thirteenth to H., the fourteenth to HUP'-PIM, D*sn protection. Head of a Benjamite family; he was either a son of Bela or of Ir or Iri, one of Bela's five sons. B.C. 1670. Gen. 46. 21 Ehi, and Rosh, Muppim, and H., and Ard 1 Ch. 7. 12 Shuppim also, and H., the children of Ir 7. 15 Machir took to wife (the sister) of H. and HUR, -nnfree, noble. 1. A man who with Aaron stayed up the hands of Moses at Rephidim during the battle with Amalek. The Jewish tradition is that he was the husband of Miriam and the grandfather of Bezaleel. B.C. 1491. Exodi7. 10 Moses, Aaron, and H., went up to the top 17. 12 Aaron and H. stayed up his bands, the 24. 14 Aaron and H. (are) with you; if any man •2. A son of Caleb the son of Hezrou. Exod3i. 2 Bezaleel the son of Uri, the son of H., of 35. 30 Bezaleel the son of Uri, the son of H., of 38. 22 Bezaleel the son of Uri, the son of H., of 1 Ch. 2. 19 Caleb took. .Ephrath, which bare him H. 2. 20 And H. begat Uri, and Uri begat Bezaleel 2 Ch. 1. 5 that Bezaleel the son of Uri, the son of H. 3. The fourth of the five kings of Midian that were slain with Balaam. B.C. 1452. Nuni3i. 8 Evi, and Rekem, and Zur, and H., and R. Josh. 13. 21 Evi, and Rekem, and Zur, and H.,andR. 4. A commissariat officer of Solomon in Mount Ephraim. B.C. 1014. 1 Ki. 4. 8 these . . their names : The son of H. , in 5. The father of Caleb and eldest son of Ephratah. B.C. 1490. 1 Ch. 2. 50 These were the sonsof Caleb theson of H. 4. 4 These, .the sons of H. . .the father of Bet. 6. A son of Judah'; but really a member of a different generation. B.C. 1700. 1 Ch. 4. 1 sons of Judah . . Carmi, and H., and Sho. 7. The ruler of half of Jerusalem in the time of Nehe- miah. B.C. 460. Neh. 3. 9 next.. repaired Rephaiah the son of H. HU'-RAI, "Jin free, noble. One of David's guard from the torrents of Gaash. B.C. 1048. In 2 Sa. 23. 30 the r is changed to rf., and the name given there is Iluklai. 1 Ch,n. 32 H. of the brooks of Gaash, Abiel the Arb.