Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

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KNOWLEDGE 580 EOEHITBS i Ti. 2. 4 to come unto the knowledge of the truth 2 Ti. 3. 7 never able to come to the knowledge of Heb. 10. 26 after that we have received the knowledge 2 "Pe. 1. 2 through the knowledge of God, and of J. 1. 3 through the knowledge of him that hath 1. 8 barren nor unfruitful iu the knowledge 2. 20 through the knowledge of our Lord and 12. Understanding, o-tVecris sunesis. Eph. 3. 4 ye may understand my knowledge in the KNOWLEDGE, not — Ignorance, without knowledge, ayvajtrta agnosia. 1 Co. 15. 34 for some have not the knowledge of God KNOWLEDGE, to come to — To be caused to be knmvn, in; yada, 6. Lev. 4. 23, 28 Or if his sin . .come to his knowledge KNOWLEDGE, to give, have, or take — J, To know, yv yada. Deut. 1. 39 had no knowledge between good and evil 1 Sa. 23. 23 take knowledge of all the lurking places i Ki. 9. 27 shipmen that had knowledge of the sea 2 Ch. 8. 18 servants that had knowledge of the sea Neh. 10. 28 every one having knowledge, and having Job 34. 2 and give ear unto me, ye that have know. Psa. 14. 4 Have all the workers of iniquity no kno.? 53. 4 Have all the workers of iniquity no kno. ? 144. 3 what (is) man, that thou takest knowledge Prov 17. 27 He that hath knowledge spareth his wo. 30. 3 1 neither learned . . nor have the knowledge Isa. 8. 4 For before the child shall have knowledge 45. 20 they have no knowledge that set up the 58. 3 afflicted our soul . . and thou takest no ku. 1 Jer. 4. 22 but to do good they have no kuowledge 2. To cause to know, JJT yada, 5. Jer. 11. 18 the Lord hath given me knowledge (of it) Z.To discern, i?J nakar, 5. Ruth 2. 10 that thou shouldest take knowledge of me 2. 19 blessed be he that did take knowledge of 4. To know, ytvanrKco ginosko. Acts 17. 13 when the Jews of Thessalonica had kno. 5. To see, know, olSa oida. Acts 24. 22 having more perfect knowledge of (that) 6. To know about or fully, i-jriyu/uo-Koo epiginosko. Matti4. 35 when themenofthatplace had knowledge Acts 4. 13 they took knowledge of them, that they 24. 8 thyself mayest take knowledge of all these KNOWLEDGE, endued with — Understanding, intelligent, iirurTTifMav epist&mori, Jas. 3. 13 Who (is) a wise man and endued witli k. KNOWN — l.To know, yv yada. Deut. 1. 13 Take you 'wise men. .known among your 1. 15 So I took.. wise ruen,audknown,and made 2. To be or become or he made known, yv yada, 4,6. Isa. 12. 5 he hath done excellent things : this (is) k. Z. Known, y wards gnostos. John 18. 15 That disciple was known unto the high p. 18. 16 that other disciple, which was known unto Acts 1. 19 it was known unto all the dwellers at Je. 2. 14 be tliis known unto you, and hearken to 4. 10 Be it known unto you all, and to all the 9. 42 it was known throughout all Joppa; and 13. 38 Be it known unto you therefore, men . .br. 15. 18 [Known unto God are all his works from] 19. j 7 And this was known to all the Jews and 28. 28 Be it known therefore unto you, that the 4.Appare?it, manifest, <pavep6s phaneros. Matt 12. 16 charged, .they should not make him kn. Mark 3. 12 charged, .they should not make him kn. Acts. 7. 13 Joseph's kindred was made known unto KNOWN, to be — l.To be known, yv yada, 2. Gen. 41. 21 it could not be known that they had eaten 41. 31 the plenty shall not be known in the land Exod. 2. 14 feared, and said, Surely this thing is known 6. 3 by my name Jehovah was I not known 21. 36 Or if it be known that the ox hath used to 33. 16 wherein shall it be known here that I and Lev. 4. 14 When the sin. .is known, then the congr. Deut 21. 1 (and) it be not known who hath slain him Judgi6. 9 brake the withs. .his strength was notkn. Ruth 3. 14 Let it not be known that a woman came 1 Sa. 6. 3 it shall be known to you why his hand is 2 Sa. 17. 19 spread a covering, .the thing was not ku. 1 Ki. 18. 36 let it be known this day that thou (art) Neh. 4. 15 when our enemies heard that it was known Esth. 2. 22 tho thing was known to Mordeeai, who Psa. 9. 16 The Lord is known (by) the judgment 48. 3 God is known in her palaces for a refuge 76. 1 In Judah (is) God known ; his name (is) 77. 19 Thy way . . and thy footsteps are not known 79. 10 let him be known among the heathen in 88. 12 Shall thy wonders be known in the dark? Prov 10. 9 he that perverteth his ways shall be known 12. 16 A fool's wrath is presently known : but a 14. 33 but. .in the midst of fools is made known 31. 23 Her husband is known in the gates, when Eccl. 6. 10 ami it is known that it (is) man : neither Isa. 19. 21 the LORD shall be known to Egypt, and 61. 9 their seed shall be known among the Ge. 66. 14 the hand of the Loud shall be known to Jer. 28. 9 the prophet ho known that the LORD hath Eze. 36. 32 be it known unto you : be ashamed and Eze 38. 23 I will be known in the eyes of many nat. Nah.. 3. 17 and there place is not known where they Zech 14. 7 one day which shall be known tothe Lord 2. To know, VI] yeda. Ezra 4. 12 Be it known unto the king, that the Jews 4. 13 Be it known now unto the king, that if 5.' 8 Be it known unto the king, that we went Dan. 3. 18 But if not, be it known unto thee, O king 3. To be known, "Oi nakar, 2. Lam. 4. 8 They are not known in the streets ; their 4. To make self known, 155 nakar, 7. Prov2o. 11 Even a child is known by his doings, whe. KNOWN, to he fully — To bear or carry fully, w\vpo(popio} pleropthoreo. 2 Ti. 4. 17 by me the preaching might be fully known KNOWN, to be made — To make self known again, ai/ayvwpi£ofj.ai anagno. Acts 7. 13 Joseph was made known to his brethren KNOWN, to make (to be) — l.To caiise to know, jn; yada, 5. 1 Sa. 28. 15 that thou mayest make known unto me 1 Ch.16. 8 make known his deeds among the people 17. 19 in making known all (these) great things Neh. 9. 14 madest known unto them thy holy sabbath Psa. 78. 5 that they should make them known to 8g. 1 with my mouth will I make know thy fa. 98. 2 Lord hath made known his salvation : his 103. 7 He made known his ways unto Moses, his 105. 1 make known his deeds among the people 106. 8 that he might make his. .power to bekn. 145. 12 To make known to the sons of men his Prov. 1. 23 Turn. .1 will make known my words unto 22. 19 I have made known to thee thisday, even Isa. 38. 19 the father to the children shall make kn. 64. 2 to make thy name known to thine adver. Eze. 39. 7 So will I make my holy name known in Hos. 5. 9 among the tribes of Israel have I made kn. Hab. 3. 2 in the midst of the years make known ; in 2. To cause to know, VT. yeda, 5. Dan. 2. 5, 9 if ye will not make known unto me the 2. 15 Then Arioch made the thing known to D. 2. 17 and made the thing known to Hananiah 2. 23 hast made known unto me now what we 2. 23 thou hast . . made known unto us the king's 2. 25 will make known unto the king the inter. 2. 26 Art. .able to make known unto me the d. 2. 28 maketh known to the king Nebuchadne. 2. 29 he that revealeth secrets maketh known 2. 30 that shall make known the interpretation 2. 45 the great God hath made known to the k, 4. 6, 7, 18 make known unto me the interpre. 5. 8 nor make known to the king the interpr. 5. 15, 16 make kuown unto me the interpreta. 5. 17 and make known to him the interpretat. Z.To make known, yvcoplfa gndrizo. Luke 2. 15 which the Lord hath made known unto Johni5. 15 for all things. .1 have made known unto Acts 2. 28 Thou hast made known to me the ways of Rom. 9. 22 if God, willing, .to make his power known 9. 23 that he might make known the riches of 16. 26 made known to all the nations for the ob. Eph. 1. 9 Having made known unto us the mystery 3. 3 How that by revelation he made known 3. s Which in other ages was not made known 3. 10 might be known by the church the mani. 6. 19 to make known the mystery of the gospel 6. 21 Tychicus. .shall make known to you all Phil. 4. 6 let your requests be made known unto God Col. 1. 27 To whom God would make known what 4. 9 They, .make known unto you all things 2 Pe. 1. 16 when we made known unto you the power KNOWN abroad, to make — To make known throughout, thoroughly, b'layvwpifa. Luke 2. 17 they made known abroad the saying which KNOWN, which may be — That which may be known, to yvwardu tognoston. Rom. 1. 19 Because that which maybe known of God KNOWN, to make self — l.To be or become knoivn, jn; tjada, 2. Ruth 3. 3 make not thyself known unto theman, un. Eze. 20. 5 made myself known unto them in the land 20. 9 in whose sight I made myself known unto 35. 11 I will make myself known among them 2. To make self known, VT, yada, 7. Gen. 45. 1 while Joseph made himself known unto Numi2. 6 Lord will make myself known unto him KO'-A, yip. A people dwelling between Egypt and Syria, named among others as enemies of Jerusalem. Eze. 23 23 the Chaldeans, Fekod, and Shoa, and K. KO'-HATH, nrrp assembly. The second son of Levi, and ancestor of Moses; died aged 133. B.C. 1700. Gen. 46. 11 sons of Levi; Gershon, K., and Merari Exod. 6. 16 sous of Levi. .Gershon, and K., and Mer. 6. 18 the sons of K.; Amram, and Izhar, and 6. 18 years of the life of K. (were) an hundred Num. 3. 17 by their names; Gershon, and K., and M. 3. 19 the sons of K. by their families ; Amram 3. 27 of K. (was) the family of the Amramites 3. 29 The families of the sons of K. shall pitch 4. 2 Take the sum of tin; sons of K. from am Num. '4. "4 service of-the sons of K. in the tabernacle 4. 15 the sons of K. shall come to bear (it) : but 4. 15 burden of the sons of K. in the tabernacle 7. 9 unto the sons of K. he gave none ; because 16. 1 the son of K., the son of Levi, and Dathan 26. 57 of K., the family of the Kohathites : of M. 26. 58 These (are) the families. .And K. begat Josh. 21. 5 the rest of the children of K. (had) by lot 21. 20 the families of the children of K., the 21. 20 which remained of the children of K. 21. 26 of the children of K. that remained 1 Ch. 6. 1, 16 The sons of Levi ; Gershon, K., and Me. 6. 2 the sons of K.; Amram, Izhar, and Heb. 6. 18 the sons of K. (were) Gershom, Kohath 6. 22 The sons of K. ; Amminadab his son, Ko. 6. 38 the son of K., the son of Levi, the son of 6. 61 unto thesons of K., (which were) left of 6. 66 residue) of the families of the sons of K. 6. 70 family of the remnant of the sons of K. 15. 5 Of the sons of K.; Uriel the chief, and his 23. 6 sons of Levi, (namely), Gershon, K., and 23. 12 sons of K.; Amram, Izhar, Hebron, and KO-HATH-ITES, 'rin^, vinp belonging to Kohath. The descendants of Kohath, son of Levi. Num. 3. 27 these (are) the families of the K. 3 30 of the father of the families of the K. 4. 18 the tribe of the families of the K. 4. 34 the sons of the K. after their families 4. 37 were numbered of the families of the K. 10. 21 the K. set forward, bearing the sanctuary 26. 57 Kohath, the family of the K.: of Merari Josh 21. 4 lot came out for the families of the K. 21. 10 (being)of the families of the K., (who were) 1 Ch. 6. 33 of the sons of the K. ; Heman a singer, the 6. 54 sons of Aaron, of the families of the K. 9. 32 of their brethren, of the sons of the K. 2 Ch.20. 19 the Levites, of the children of the K., and 29. 12 of the sons of the K.: and of the sons of 34. 12 of the sons of the K., to set (it) forward KO-LA-I'AH, .T^ip voice of Jah. 1. A Benjamite, some of whose descendants dwelt in Jerusalem after the exile. B.C. 550. Neh. 11. 7 the son of Pedaiah the son of K., the son 2. Father of Ahab who suffered death for falsely pro- phesying the deliverance of the Jews from Babylon. B.C. 636. Jer. 29. 21 of Ahab the son of K., and of Zedekiah KO-RAH, rn'p baldness. 1. A son of Esau by Aholibamah. B.C. 1780. Gen. 36. 5 Aholibamah hare Jeush, and. ,K. : these 36. 14 bare to Esau Jeush, and Jaalam, and K. 36. 18 duke Jeush, duke Jaalam, duke K. : these 1 Ch. 1. 35 sons of Esau; Eliphaz.. Jaalam, and K. 2. A son of Elipnaz the son of Esau. B.C. 1740. Gen. 36. 16 Duke K.,duke Gatam, (and) duke Amalek 3. The son of Izhar the grandson of Levi; he conspired with Dathan and Abiram against Moses and Aaron. B.C. 1471. Exod. 6. 21 the sons of Izhar ; K.,and Nepheg, and 6. 24 sons of K.; Assir, and Elkanah, aud Abi. Numi6. 1 Now K., the sou of Izhar, the son of Ko. 16. 5 spake unto K., and unto all his company 16. 6 Take you censers, K., and all his company 16. 8 Moses said unto K., Hear, I pray you, ye 16. 16 Moses said unto K., Be thou and all thy 16. 19 K. gathered all the congregation against 16. 24 Get you up fromabout the tabernacle ofK. 16. 27 So they gat up from the tabernacle of K. 16. 32 all the men that (appertained) unto K. 16. 40 that he be not as K., and as his company 16. 49 them that died about the matter of K. 26. 9 and against Aaron in the company of K. 26. 10 and swallowed them up together with K. 26. 11 Notwithstanding the children of K. died 27. 3 against the Lord in the company of K. 1 Ch. 6. 37 of Assir, the son of Ebiasaph, the son of K. 9. 19 of Kore, the son of Ebiasaph, the son of K. 4. A son of Hebron, son of Mareshah, son of Caleb, son of Hezron. B.C. 1560. 1 Ch. 2. 43 the sons of Hebron ; K., andTappuah, and 5. A grandson of Kohath son of Levi ; ancestor of some of the sacred musicians. B.C. 1015. 1 Ch. 6. 22. The sons of Kohath . . K. his son, Assir his Psa. 42. 45, title. To the chief musician, .sons of K. 44. 46. title. To the chief musician, .sons of K. 47. 48. 49. 84. 85. title. Psalm for thesons of K. 48. title. A song (and) Psalm for the sons of K. 87. 88. title. A Psalm (or) song forthe sons of K. KO'-RE, Nip crier, reader. 1. A Korahite whose son Shalhrm was a gate keeper at the tabernacle. B.C. 1015. 1 Ch. 9. 19 Shallumthe son of K., the son of Ebiasaph 26. 1 Meshelemiah the son of K., of the sons of 26. 19 of the porters among the sons of K., and 2. A Levite set over the free will offerings hi Hezekiah's reign. B.C. 720. 2 Ch.31. 14 K. the son of Imnah the Levite, the por. KOR-HITES, KO-RA-THXTES, KO-RA-HITES, 'nifj. Descendants of Korah, the grandson of Kohath; twelve Psalms are ascribed to them. B.C. 1475-1000. Exod 6. 24 Abiasaph: these (are)the families of the K. N 1111126. 5S of the Mushites, the family of the K. And 1 Ch. 9. 19 the K., (were) over the work of the service 9. 31 who (was) the first bom of Shallum the K. 12. 6 Azareel. . Joezer, and Jashobeam, the K