Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 560

JOIADA 548 JOfrAN Acts 10. 37 after the baptism which J. preached ii. 16 J. indeed baptized with water ; but ye 13. 24 When J. had first preached before his 13. 25 as J. fulfilled his course, he said, Whom 18. 25 he spake, .knowing only the baptism of J. 19. 3 Unto what.. And they said, Unto J. 's bap. 19. .4 J. verily baptized with the baptism of •2. A son of Zebedee and younger brother of James, and the beloved disciple of Christ. Matt. 4. 21 (the son) of Zebedee, and J. his brother 10. 2 James, .son) of Zebedee, and J. his broth. 17. 1 Jesus taketh Peter, James, and J. his Mark 1. 19 the (son) of Zebedee, and J. his brother 1. 29 entered intothe house . . with James and J. 3. 17 Jame3..and J. the brother of James; and 5. 37 follow him, save Peter, and James, and J. 9. 2 taketh(withhim) Peter, and James, and J. 9. 38 J. answered him, saying, Master, we saw 10. 35 James and J., the sons of Zebedee, come 10. 41 began to be much displeased with. .J. 13. 3 James and J. and Andrew asked him pr. 14. 33 taketh with him Peter and James and J Luke 5. 10 also James and J., the sons of Zebedee 6. 14 Simon., and. .James and J., Philip and B 8. 51 suffered no man to go in, save. .J. and J. 9. 28 after these sayings, he took Peter and J. 9. 49 J. answered and said, Master, we saw one 9. 54 when his disciples James and J. saw (this) 22. 8 he sent Peter and J., saying, Go and pre. Acts 1. 13 where abodehoth Peter and James, and J. 3. 1 Peter and J. went up together into the 3, 3 Who seeing Peter and J. about to go into 3. 4 Peter, fastening his eyes upon him with J. 3. 11 the lame man which was healed held. .J. 4. 13 when they saw the boldness of Peter and J. 4. 19 Peterand J. answered and said unto them 8. 14 when the apostles . . heard . . they sent . . J. 12. 2 killed James the brother of J. with the Gal. 2. 9 when James, Cephas, and J. . .perceived Rev. 1. 1 he sent and signified, .unto his servant J. 1. 4 J. to the seven churches which are in A. 1. 9 I J. who also am your brother, and com. 21. 2 And I [J.] saw the holy city, new Jerusa. 22. 8 And I J. saw these things, and heard (them) 3. A kinsman of Annas the high priest. Acts 4. 6 Annas the high priest, and Caiaphas, andJ. 4. A son of Mary, sister of Barnabas, and surnamed Mark, which see. Acts 12. 12 the mother of J., whose surname was M. 12. 25 took with them J., whose surname was 13. 5 and they had also J. to (their) minister 13. 13 and J. departing'from them returned to*J. 15. 37 Barnabas determined to take with them J.. JO-IA'-DA, JH;V .Tali- knows. A descendant of Jeshua the priest who returned with Zerubbabel. B.C. 456. See Jehoiada. Neh. 12. 10 also begat Eliashib, andEliashib begat J. 12. 11 And J. begat Jonathan, and Jonathan 12. 22 days of Eliashib, J., and Johanan, and 13. 28 (one) of the sons of J., the son of Eliashib JO IA'-KIM, D'jTV Jah sets up. The son of Jeshua the priest who returned with Zerub- babel. B.C. 536. Neh. 12. 10 And Jeshua begat J., J. also begat Elias. 12. 12 in the days of J. were priests, the chief 12. 26 These (were) in the days of J. the son of J. JO-IA'-RIB, an;'v Jah contends. 1. One whom Ezra sent to obtain ministers to return with him to Jerusalem. B.C. 458. Ezra 8. 16 for J., and for Elnathan, men of unders. 2. A descendant of Pharez whose family dwelt in Jeru- salem. B.C. 457. Neh. 11. 5 the son of Adaiah, the son of J., the son :i. A priest, father of Jedaiah. B.C. 445. See Jehoiarib. Neh. 11. 10 Of the priests : Jedaiah the son of J., Jac. 12. 6 Shemaiah, and J., Jedaiah. i2. 19 And of J., Mattenai; of Jedaiah, Uzzi JOIN, to — I. To be chosen, nn; bachar, 4. Eccl. 9. 4 to him that is joined to all the living 2. To sew 07' join together, mn chut, 5. Ezra 4. 12 have set up the walls, .and joined the 3. To be added, f]D; yasaph, 2. Exod. 1. 10 they join also unto our enemies, and fight ■i.Tn cause to touch, yai naga, 5. Isa. 5. 8 Woe unto them that joiu house to house ~i.T<> bring near, ann qarab, 3. Eze. 37. 17 join them one to another into one stick JOIN (battled, to — 1.7b spre id out, Bfoi natash. 1 8a. 4 2 when they joined battle, Israel was smit. !.'!'<• set in array, n,ny arak. Gen. 14. 8 they joined battle with them in the vale JOIN hard to, to — To border with, (ruvo^iopiw sunomoreo. Acts iS. 7 whose house joined hard to the synagogue JOIN (in) affinity, to — To join self in marriage, jnn chathan, 7. 2 Ch.18. 1 Now Jehoshaphat. .joined affinity with Ezra 9. 14 Should we. .join in affinity with the peo. JOIN self, to — 1. To join, become companion, nnn chabar, 3. 2 Ch.20. 36 he joined himself with him to make ships 2. To join self to, nari chabar, 7. 2 Ch.20. 35 join himself with Ahaziah king of Israel 20. 37 Because thou hast joined thyself with A. Dan. 11. 6 they shall join themselves together ; for 3. To be joined, nip lavah, 2. Esth. 9. 27 all such as joined themselves unto them Isa. 56. 3 that hath joined himself to the Lord, spe. 56. 6 that join themselves to the Lord, to serve Jer. 50. 5 Come, and let us join ourselves to the Lord 4. To be coupled, yoked, nay tsamad, 2. NuiU25. 3 Israel joined himself unto Baal-peor: and Psa.106. 28 They joined themselves also unto Baal-p. 5.7b cleave or join self to, tcoWdofxat kollaomai. Luke 15. 15 he went and joined himself to a citizen of Acts 5. 13 of the rest durst no man join himself to 8. 29 Go near, and joiu thyself to this chariot 9. 26 he assayed to join himself to the disciples 6. To cleave or join self to, Trpoo-KoWdo/xat proskol. Acts 5. 36 men, about four hundred, [joined thems.] JOIN selves together, to — To join self to, become companion, nrin chabar, 7. Dan. 11. 6 they shall join themselves together; for JOIN together, to — 1. To join together, stir up, 7|3D sahah, Sa. Isa. 9. 11 The Lord shall., join his enemies together 2. To yoke together, av^vyvvw suzeagnuo. Matti9. 6 What therefore God hath joined together Mark 10. 9 What therefore God hath joined together JOIN together, to perfectly — To adjust perfect, or jit thoroughly, Karapri^w. 1 Co. 1. 10 ye beperfectlyjoinedtogetherin the same JOINED, to be — l.To cleave together, be adhering, psn dabeq, 4. Job 41. 17 They are joined one to another, they stick 2. To join, be joined, n^n chabar. Exod28. 7 the two shoulder pieces thereof joined at • Eze. j. 9 Their wings, .joined one to another; they 1. 11 two. .of every one. .joined one to another Hos. 4 17 Ephraim (is) joined to idols : let him alone 3. To be joined, nrin chabar, 4. Eccl. 9. 4 Fur to him that is joined to all the living 4.7b rejoice, be joined, become one, rnn chadah. Job 3. 6 let it not be joined unto the days of the 5.7*o be united, one, nn; yaehad. •llsa. 14 20 Thou shalt not be joined with them in 6. To be joined, n£ lavah, 2. Gen. 29. 34 Now'. will my husbandbe joined untome NumiS. 2 bring, .that they may be joined unto thee 18. 4 they shall be joined unto thee, and keep Psa. 83. 8 Assur also is joined with them : they have Isa. 14. 1 the strangers shall be joined with them Zech. 2. 11 many nations shall be joined to the Lord 7. To be added, hdd saphah, 2. Isa. 13. 15 every one that is joined, .shall fall by the 8. To be coupled, yoked, "ray tsamad, 2. Num25- 5 his men that were joined unto Baal-peor 9.7*o be joined, bound to, ~)»f? qatar. Eze. 46. 22 courts joined of forty, .long, and thirty 10.7b be, become, or draw near, inn, qarab. 1 Ki. 20. 29 in the seventh clay the battle was joined 11. To be joined, or join self to, KoWao/xat Jcollaom. 1 Co. 6. 16 know ye not that he which is joined to an 6. 17 he that is joined unto the Lord is one 12.7*o be joined, or join self to, irpoffKoWdofiai. Eph. 5. 31 [shall be joined] unto his wife, and they JOINED together, to be — 1.7b cleave, adhere, p:n dabeq. Job 41. 23 flakes of his flesh are joined together 2.7*o join, become companion, nan chabar. Gen. 14. 3 All these were joined together in the vale 3.7b be joined, n:in chabar, 4. Exod28. 7 thereof ; and (so) it shall be joined toget. 4.7*o be bound, joined, ngJR qashar, 2. Neh. 4. 6 all the wall was joined together unto the JOINED fitly together, to he — 7b lay systematically together, avvapfxoXoyiw. Eph. 4. 16 whom the whole body fitly joined toge. JOINING — 1. Cleaving, adhering, pan dabeq. 2 Ch. 3. 12 joining to the' wing of the other cherub 2.Couplings, n'nanp mechabberoth. 1 Ch.22. 3 prepared iron., for the nails, .for the join. JOINT — 1. A joining, coupling, pan debeq. 1 Ki.22. 34 smote, .between the joints of the harness 2 Ch.18. 33 smote, .between the joints of theharness 2.Rounding, pion chammuq. Song 7. 1 the joints of thy thighs (are) like jewels 3..1 knot, joint, nap qetar. Dan. 5. 6 so that the joint3 of his loins were loosed 4. A joint, fitting together, a<pri haphe. Eph. 4. 16 compacted by that which every joint sup. Col. 2. 19 from which all the body by joints and ba. 5. A joint, fitting together, apfxSs harmos. Heb. 4. 12 dividing asunder, .of the joints and mar. JOINT, out of — Disjointed, tottering, nnj^D muedeth. Prov 25. 19 (like)a broken tooth, and'a foot out of joint JOINT, to be out of — 1.7b be disjointed, alienated, yp; yaqa. Gen. 32. 25 hollow of Jacob's thigh was out of joint 2.7*o separate self, become separated, i^Bparad, 7. Psa. 22. 14 all my bones are out of joint :' my heart JOINT heir — One who is heir with (another), o-vyK\npov6fj.o$. Rom. 8. 17 heirs of God, and joint heirs with Christ JOK-DE'-AM, D^np; anger of the people. A city in the hill country of Judah. Josh 15. 56 And Jezreel, and J., and Zanoah. JO' KIM, D'pv Jah sets up. A descendant of Shelah, son of Judah. B.C. 1200. i Ch. 4. 22 And J., and the men of Chozeba, and Jo. JOK-ME'-AM, c^'Op; standing of the people. A Levitical city of Ephraim, S.W. of Abel Meholah, nearly opposite to the mouth of the Jabbok. 1 Ch. 6. 63 J. with her suburbs, and Beth-horon with JOK-NE'-AM, c^p; 2)ossessimi of the people 1. A Levitical city of Zebulun, in the W., near Mount Carmel. Josh. 12. 22 The king of Kedesh, one; the king of J. 19. 11 and reached to the riverthat (is)before J. 21. 34 out of the tribe of Zebulun, J. with her •2. Should be Jokmeam in Ephraim (in 1 Ki. 4. 12), or fClbzaim (in Josh. 21. 2). 1 Ki. 4. 12 (even) unto (the place that is) beyond J. JOK'-SHAN, fy;p; foioler. A son of Abraham by Keturah, and father of Sheba and Dedan. B.C. 1848. Gen. 25. 2 she bare him Zimran, and J., and Medau 25. 3 J. begat Sheba and Dedan. And the sons 1 Ch. 1. 32 she bare Zimran, and J., and Medan 1. 32 And the sons of J. ; Sheba, and Dedan JOK'-TAN, }ap; little. A son of Eber, of the family of Shem. His sons were Almodad, Sheleph, Hazar-maveth, and Jerah. B.C. 2210. Gen. 10. 25 divided ; and his brother's name (was) J. 10. 26 J. begat Almodad, and Sheleph and Haz. 10. 29 and Jobab : all these (were) the sons of J. 1 Ch. 1. 19 Peleg. .and his brother's name (was) J. 1. 20 J. begat Almodad. .Sheleph, and Hazarm 1. 23 Havilah, and Jobab. .(were) the sons of J. JOK-THE'-EL, nxnp; God's reicard of victory. 1. A city in the W. of the plain of Judah. Josh. 15. 38 And Dilean, and Mizpeh, and J. 2. A name given by Amaziah to Selah or Petra in Edom. B.C. 826. 2 Ki. 14. 7 called the name of it J. unto this day JO-NA'-DAB, anrr, Tiring Jah is liberal. 1. A son of Shimeah, David's brother. B.C. 1040. 2 Sa. 13. 3 J., the sou of Shimeah, David's brother 13. 5 J. said unto him, Lay thee down on thy 13. 32 And J., the son of Shimeah, David's bro. 13. 35 J. said unto the king, Behold, the king's 2. The son of Rechab, whom Jehu took with him to show him his zeal for the Lord. B.C. 884. See Jeho- nadabi Jer. 35. 6 J. the son of Rechab our father comman. 35. 8 Thus have we obeyed the voice of J. the 35. 10 To all that J. our father commanded us 35. 14 The words of J. the son of Rechab, that 35. 16 the sons of J. the son of Rechab have 35. 18 obeyed the commandment of J. your fa. 35. 19 J. the son of Rechab shall not want a JO'-NAH, niv a dove. The son of Amittai, of Gath-Hepher in Zebulun, in the days of Jeroboam II. He was the first Hebrew prophet or missionary sent to a heathen nation. B.C. 825. 2 Ki. 14. 25 he spake by the hand of his servant J. Jon. 1. 1 word of the Lord came unto J. the son 1. 3 J. rose up to flee unto Tarshish from the 1. 5 J. was gone down into the sides of the 1. 7 they cast lots, and the lot fell upon J. 1. 15 they took up J., and cast him forth into 1.17 a great fish to swallow up J. And J. was 2. 1 J. prayed unto the Loud his God out of 2. 10 and it vomited out J. upon.the dry (land) 3. 1 word of the Lord came unto J. the seco. 3. 3 J, arose, and went unto Nineveh, accord. 3. 4 J. began to enter into the city a day's 4. 1 it displeased J. exceedingly, and he was 4. 5 J. went out of the city, and sat on the 4. 6 made (it)to come up over J., that it might 4. 6 So J. was exceeding glad of the gourd 4. 8 the sun beat upon the head of J., that he 4. 9 God said to J., Doest thou well to be an. JO'-NAN, 'lavdv, 'luvd/j.. An ancestor of Joseph the husband of Marythe mother of Jesus. Luke 3. 30 Joseph, whk.li was (the son) of [J.], which