Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 530

INSTEAD 518 INTERCESSION 2.Hastily, spc:Jily, o-Kovdaius spoudaios. Luke 7. 4 when they came, .they besought him ins. INSTEAD, in the stead of — 1 Udder, instead of, nnJii tacliath. Gen. 2. 21 and closed up the flesh instead thereof 4. 25 another seed instead of Abel, whom Cain 22. 13 a burnt offering in the stead of his son. 30. 2 (Am) I in Go'd's stead, who hath withheld 44. 33 let thy servant abide instead of the lad Exod29. 30 that son that is priest in his stead shall Lev. 16. 32 priest.. to minister.. in his father's stead Xum. 3. 12 instead uf all the first born that openeth 3. 41, 45 instead of all the first born among the 3. 41, 45 the cattle of the Levites instead of 5. 19 (with another) instead of thy husband 5. 20, 29 aside (to another) instead of thy husb. 5. 20, 29 aside (to another) instead of her husb. 8. 16 instead of such as open every womb, (even 32. 14 ye are risen up in your father's stead, an Deut. 2. 12, 23 destroyed, .and dwelt in their stead 2. 21, 22 succeeded them, and dwelt in their s. 10. 6 Eleazar his son ministered, .in his stead Josh. 5. 7 children, (whom) he raised up in their ste. Judg. 15. 2 take her. I pray thee, instead of her 2 Sa. 16. 8 of Saul,in whose stead thouhast reigned 17. 25 Amasa captain of the hust instead of Joab 1 Ki. 1. 30 he shall sit upon my throne in my stead 1. 35 he shall be king in my stead : and I have 3. 7 servant king instead of David my father 14. 27 Rehoboam made in their stead brasen sh. 2 Ki.17. 24 in the cities of Samaria instead of the 1 Ch. 5. 2z dwelt iu their steads until the captivity Esth. ?.. 4 the maiden., be queen instead of Vashti 2. 17 and made her queen instead of Vashti Job 16. 4 if your soul were in my soul's stead, I 31. 40 grow instead of wheat, and cockle instead 34. 24 He shall, .set others in their stead Psa. 45. 16 Instead of thy fathersshallbethy children Prov. n. 8 and the wicked cometh in his stead Eccl. 4. 15 child that shall stand up in his stead Isa. 3. 24 instead of sweet smell there shall be stink 3. 24 instead of a girdle a rent ; and instead of 3. 24 and instead of a stomacher a girding of 3. 24 sackcloth ; (and) burning instead of bea. 55. 13 Instead of the thorn . . instead of the brier :Eze. 16. 32 taketh strangers instead of her husband 2. For, in behalf of, vnep (gen.) huper. 1 Co. 5. 20 we pray (you), in Christ's stead, be ye re. Phni. 13 that in thy stead he might have minister. INSTRUCT, tD — 1.7b consider, discern, attend, |'2 bin, 5. Isa. 40. 14 instructed him, and taught him in the Dan. 11. 33 they that understand, shall instruct many 2. To cause to understand, j'3 bin; Za. Deut. 32. 10 he led him about, he instructed him, he 3. Reprover, instructor, ts; yissor. Job 40. 2 Shall he that contendeth . . instruct (Mm)? 4. To chasten, instruct, ~id; yasar, 3. Deut. 4. 36 to hear his voice, that he might instruct Job 4. 3 thou hast instructed many, and thou hast Psa. 16. 7 my reins also instruct me in the night Isa. 8. 11 instructed me that I should walk in the 28. 26 his God doth instruct him to discretion 5. To show, direct, rrv yarah, 5. 2 Ki. 12. 2 his days wherein Jehoiada. . instructed 6. To teacli, *i?7 lamad, 3. Prov. 5. 13 nor inclined mine ear to them that instr. Song 8. 2 my mother's house, (who) would instruct 7. To cause to act wisely 'j 73£ sakal, 5. Neb. 9. 20 Thou gavest. .thy good spirit to instruct Psa. 32. 8 I will instruct thee and teach thee in the 8. To sound throughout, instruct, Karrjx^ kateched. Luke 1. 4 those things, wherein thou hast been ins. Acts 18. 25 This man was instructed in the way of the Rom. 2. 18 excellent, being instructed out of the law 9.Tomakcadiscipleor learner, (xaQ-qr tout matheteuG. Matti3. 52 instructed unto the kingdom of heaven, is 10. To nurture as a child, instruct, TrcuSeuoj jxiid-mG. 2 Ti. 2. 25 In meekness instructingthuse thatoppose 11. To cause to go up or unite together, avfj.$L$afa. 1 Co. 2. 16 mind of the Lurd, that lie may instruct INSTRUCT before, to — To cause to go upbefore, 7rpo&i(!id£a> probibazo. Matt 14. 8 she, being before instructed of her mother INSTRUCTED, to be — 1. To become known, yv yada, 2. Jer. 31. 19 after that I was instructed, I smote upon 2. To be founded, instructed, "ip; yasad, 6. 2 Ch. 3. 3 Solomon was instructed for the building 3.7V) be chastised, instructed, id; yasar, 2. Psa. 2. 10 be instructed, ye judges of the earth Jer. 6. 8 Be thou instructed, O Jerusalem, lest my 4. To be taught, ^h lamad, 4. 1 Ch.25. 7 their brethren that were instructed in the 3. To cause to act wisely, hy? sakal, 5. Prov.21. 11 when the wise is instructed, he receiveth '3 T-> initiate into mysteries, /iueoi mueo. Phil. 4. 12 in all things I am instructed both t' be INSTRUCTION — 1. Chastisement, instruction, "iD-D musar. Psa. 50. 17 Seeing thou hatest instruction, and cast. Prov. 1. 2 To know wisdom and instruction ; toper. 1. 3 To receive the instruction of wisdom, jus. 1. 7 (but) fools despise wisdom and instruction 1. 8 My son, hear the instruction of thy father 4. 1 Hear, ye children, the Instruction of a f. 4. 13 Take fast hold of instruction ; let (her) not 5. 12 How have I hated instruction, and niyh. 5. 23 He shall die without instruction ; and in 6. 23 reproofs of instruction (are) the way of life 8. 10 Receive ray instruction.aud not silver; and 8. 33 Hear instruction, and be wise, and refuse 10. 17 He. .the way of life that keepeth instruc. 12. 1 Whoso loveth instruction loveth knowled. 13. 1 Awiseson(heareth)his father's instruction 13. 18 Poverty . . to him that refuseth instruction 15. 5 A fool despiseth his father's instruction 15. 32 He that refuseth instruction despisethhis 15. 33 The fear of the Lord (is) the instruction 16. 22 well spring, .but the instruction of fools 19. 20 Hearcounsel,andreceiveinstruction,that 19. 27 Cease, my son, to hear the instruction 23. 12 Apply thine heart unto instruction, and 23. 23 wisdom, and instruction, and understand. 24. 32 Ilookedupon(it, and) received instruction Jer. 17. 23 that they might not hear, norreceive ins. 32. 33 they have not hearkened to receive inst. 35. 13 Will ye not receive instruction to hearken Eze. 5. 15 an instruction and an astonishment unto Zeph. 3. 7 I said, Surely, .thou wilt receive instruc. 2. Instruction, ~icb mosar. Job 33. 16 openeth the ears of men . . sealeth their in. 3. Nurture, instruction, iraiSeia paideia. 2 Ti. 3. 16 profitable . . for instruction in righteous. INSTRUCTOR — 1. To whet, sharpen, tra? latash. Gen. 4. 22 an instructor of every artificer in brass 2.Child conductor, waiBaywyos paidagogos. 1 Co. 4. 15 though ye have ten thousand instructors 3. One who nurtures or instr nets, ira.ih'evTiis ptaideut. Rom. 2. 20 An instructor of the foolish, a teacher of INSTRUMENT — 1. Vessel, instrument, 75 keli. Gen. 49. 5 instruments of cruelty . . their habitations Exodss. 9 the pattern of all the instruments thereof Num. 3. 8 they shall keep all the instruments of the 4. 12 shall take all the instruments of minis. 4. 26 and all the instruments of their service 4. 32 with all their instruments, and with all 4. 32 by name ye shall reckon the instruments 7. 1 and all the instruments thereof, both the 31. 6 with the holy instruments, and the trum. 35. 16 if he smite him with an instrument of iron 1 Sa. 8. 12 his instruments of war, and instruments 2 Sa. 24. 22 and (other) instruments of the oxen for 1 Ki.19. 21 boiled then- flesh with the instruments 1 Ch. 9. 29 to oversee the vessels and alltheinstrum. 12. 33 expert in war, withall instrumentsofwar 12. 37 with all manner of instruments of war for 15. 16 the singers with instruments of music 16. 42 and with musical instruments of God 23- 5 praised the Lord with the instruments 28. 14 all instruments of all manner of service 28. 14 for all instruments of silver by weight 28. 14 all instruments of every kind of service 2 Ch. 4. 16 the flesh hooks, and all their instruments 5. 1 all the instruments, put he among the 5. 13 with the trumpets, and cymbals, and ins. 7. 6 Levites also with instruments of music of 23. 13 also the singers with instruments of mu. 29. 26 the Levites stood with the instruments of 29. 27 wich the instruments (ordained) by David 30. 21 (singing) with loud instruments unto the L. 34. 12 all that could skill of instruments of mu. Neh. 12. 36 with the musical instruments of David the Psa. 7. 13 He hath also prepared for him the instr. Isa. 32. 7 instruments also of the churl (are) evil 54. 16 bringeth forth an instrument for Ins work Eze. 40. 42 whereupon also they laid the instruments Amos 6. 5 invent to themselves instruments of music Zech 11. 15 Take, .the instruments of a foolish sheph. 2. Weapons, armour, &VAa hoplcu. Rom. 6. 13 instruments of unrighteousness unto sin 6. 13 instruments of righteousness unto God [See also Musical, threshing, ten strings.] INSTRUMENT of musio — 1.A trichord, V'by shali'sh. 1 Sa. 18. 6 came out. .with instruments of music 2. Things for driving away cure, food, table, |irn. Dan. 6. iS neither were instruments of music brou. INSTRUMENT, to sing to the stringed — To play on a stringed instrument, }ii nag an t 3. Isa. 38. 20 we will sing my songs to the stringed in. INSTRUMENT, stringed — I. Music or song for a stringed instrument, MJ'JX Hab. 3. 19 To the cliief singer on my stringed instr. Z.Stringed instrument, D?|Q minnim. Psn 150 4 praise him with stringed instruments and INSTRUMENTS, player on — 1. To 2)ipe, play on instruments, hhn chdlal. Psa. 87. 7 As well the singers as the players on ins. 2. To play on a stringed instrument, jjj nagan. Psa. 68. 25 theplayersoninstnunents(followed)after INSURRECTION — 1. Assembly, company, nt^ri rigshah. Psa. 64. 2 from the insurrection of the workers of 2. A standing up, uprising, ardans stasis. Mark 15. 7 who had committed murder in the insur. INSURRECTION against, to make — 1.7*0 lift up self, ttyt? nesa, 4. Ezra 4. 19 of old time hath made insurrection against 2.To place on against, KarecpiaTn^ katephistemi. Acts 18. 12 the Jews made insurrection., against Paul INSURRECTION with, to make — An aider or abetter, crvaTaataaTTjs sustasiastes. Markis. 7 them that [had made insurrection with] INTEGRITY — I. Perfection; integrity, simplicity, tin torn. Gen. 20. 5 in the integrity of my heart, .have I done 20. 6 I know that thou didst this in the integ, 1 Ki. 9. 4 in integrity of heart, and in uprightness Psa. 7. 8 and according to mine integrity, .in me 25. 21 Let integrityand uprightness preserve me 26. 1 I have walked in mine integrity : I have 26. 11 as for me, I will walk in mine integrity 41. 12 as for me, thou upholdest me in mine in. 78. 72 So he fed them according to the integrity Prov 19. 1 Better, .the poor that walketh in his int. 20. 7 The just (man) walketh in his integrity ^.Perfection, integrity, n*R tummah. Job 2. 3 stillheholdethfasthisintegrity.although 2. 9 said. .Dost thou still retain thine integ.? 27. 5 till I die I will not remove mine integrity 31. 6 weighed, .that God may know mine inte. Prov 11. 3 The integrity of the upright shall guide INTELLIGENCE, to have — To cause to understand, j'2 bin, 5. Dan. 11. 30 have intelligence with them that forsake INTEND, to — 1. To say, t?n amar. Exod 2. 14 Intendest thou to kill me, as thou killedst Josh 22. 33 did not intend to go up against them in 2 Ch.28. 13 ye intend to add. .to our sins and to our 2.7*o stretch out, turn aside, mpi natah. Psa. a 1. 11 they intended evil against thee ; they im. 3.7*0 will,be m inded, counselled, {5ov\o}j.ai boidomar. Acts 5. 28 intend to bring this man's blood upon us 12. 4 intending after Easter to bring him forth 4. To vsill, wish, 0eAo> thdo. . Luke 14. 28 which of you, intending to build a tower 5.7*0 be about, jueAAo) mello. Acts 5. 35 take heed to yourselves what ye intend to 20. 13 unto Assos, there intending to take in. P. INTENT — \. Order, condition, intent, sake, -titi dibrah. Dan. 4. 17 to the intent that the living may know 2. Device, nr*\2 mezimmah. Jer. 30. 24 until he have performed the intents of his 3. Intent, intention, ynind, ivvoia ennoia. Heb. 4. 12 a discerner of the thoughts and intents 4. Word, matter, thing, Xoyos logos. Acts 10. 29 I ask. .for what intent ye have sent for INTENT (that), to. the or for that — l.In order to, JJJD7 lemaan. Eze. 40. 4 for to the intent that I might show (them) 2. For the purpose of, "IT3£39 lebaabur. 2 Sa. 17. 14 to the intent that the Lord might bring 3. To this thing, ets tovtc eis touto. Acts 9. 21 came hither for that intent, that he might 4. With a view to, els eis. 1 Co. 10. 6 to the intent we should not lust after evil 5. That, so that, 'ha. hina. Johnn. 15 I was not there, to the intent ye may bel. Eph. 3. 10 To the intent that now unto the priucip. 6. For what ? Trpbs rlpros ti. John 13. 28 no man. .knew for what intent he spake INTERCESSION — A meeting b tween, intercession, ivrzvfys enteuxis. 1 Ti. 2. i that, .intercessions, .be made for all men INTERCESSION, to make — 1.2b come or foil upon, meet, yiB'paga, Jer. 7. 16 neither make intercession to me : for I 27. 18 let them now make intercession to the L. 2. To cause to come or fall upon, mret, y:s paga, 5. Isa. 53. 12 made intercession for the transgressors Jer. 36. 25 had made intercession to the king that he 3.7*0 meet with, come be t ween, intercede, et/rvyxdi'w. Rom. S. 27 because he maketh intercession for the 8. 34 Christ . . who also maketh intercession for 11. 2 how he maketh intercession to God agai. Heb. 7. 25 ever livetli to make intercession forthem