Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 639

MADE 627 MAHANAIM John 5. 6 saith unto him, Wilt thou be made whole? 5. g immediately the man was made whole, and 5. 14 Behold, thou art made whole: sin no more 8. 33 how sayest thou, Ye shall be made free? 9. 39 that they which see might be made blind Acts 7, 13 Joseph's kindred was made known unto 12. 5 prayer was made without ceasing of the 13 32 how that the promise which was made 14. 5 when there was an assault made both of 19. 26 they be no gods which are made with ha. 21. 40 when there was made a great silence, he 26. 6 the promise made of God unto our fathers Horn. 1. 3 which was made of the seed of David ace. 2. 25 thy circumcision is made un circumcision 7. 13 Was then that which is good made death 10. 20 I was made manifest unto them that asked ir. 9 Let their table be made a snare, and a t. 1 Co. 1. 30 who of God is made unto us wisdom, and 3. 13 Every man's work shall be made manifest 4. 9 we are made a spectacle unto the world 4. 13 we are made as the filth of the world, (and) 7. 21 if thou mayest be made free, use (it) ra. 9. 22 I am made all things to all (men), that I 11. 19 approved may be made manifest among 14. 25 thus are the secrets of his heart made m. 15. 45 The first man Adam was made a living 2 Co. 5. 21 that we might be made the lighteousness Gal. 3. 13 Christ hath redeemed us. .being made a 4. 4 Son, made of a woman, made under the Eph. 2. 13 ye. .are made nigh by the blood of Christ 3. 7 Whereof I wasmadeaminister, according Phil. 2. 7 took . . and was made in the likeness of men Col. 1. 23 gospel, .whereof I Paul am made a min. r. 25 Whereof I am made a minister, according Titus 3. 7 we should be made heirs according to the Heb. 1. 4 Being made so much better than the an. 3. 14 JFor we are made partakers of Christ, if 5. 5 Christ glorified not himself to be made 6. 4 and were made partakers of the Holy G. 6. 20 made an high priest for ever, after the 7. 12 there is made of necessity a change also 7. 16 Who is made, uot after the law of a car. 7. 21 For those priests were made without an 7. 22 By so much was Jesus made a surety of 7. 26 an high priest, .made higher than the h. 11. 3 were not made of things winch do appear Jas. 3. 9 which are made after the similitude ofG. 1 Pe. 2. 7 the same is made the head of the corner 11. To be, ell/at einai. Acts 16. 13 where prayer was wont to be made ; and 12. To lay, be laid, Kelfiai keimai. 1 Ti. 1. 9 the law is not made for a righteous man [See also Almonds, appear, atonement, bald, better, breach, bring forth, broad, cedars, clean, confession, conformable, desolate, drunk, fat, gazingstock, glorious, inquisition, king, like, low, mention, naked, partition, plain, possess, reckoning, red, search, serve, slaughter, straight, strong, sure, sweet, thin, unclean, white, whole]. MADE of, that is — Vessel, instrument, 72 keli. Num3x. 20 all that is made of skins, and all work of MADE, thing- — l.Work, rtJN?3 mclakah. Lev. 13/48^2 a skin, or in any thing made of skin 2. Deed, work, n'^Jgn maaseh. 1 Ch. 9. 31 the things that were made in the pans Psa. 45. 1 1 speak of the things which I have made 3. Anything made, Troiv/j-a poiema. Roni. i. 20 being understood by the things that are m. MADE ready to hand — Ready, prepared, eroiuos helohnos. 2 Co. 10. 16 line of things made ready to our hand MADE with or without hands, not — Not madewith hands, ax€tpQ7ro(r)Tos acheiropoietos. Marki4. 58 I will build another made without hands 2 Co. 5. t an house not made with hands, eternal Col. 2. 11 with the circumcision made without ha. MADE up, to be — To go up in length, progress, ■i3"ix nb'4 alah arukah. Neh. 4. 7 that the walls of Jerusalem were made up MADIAN, MaSicEii.— See Midian. Acts 7. 29 was a stranger in the land of 51., where he MAD MAN, (to play the) — l.To be mad or erring, j?a?j shaga, 4. 1 Sa. 21. 15 Have I need of mad men, that; ye have 2. To show self mad or erring, yry shaga, 7. 1 Sa. 21. 15 to play the mad man in my presence? MAD-MAN'-NAH, n$yp heap. 1. A city of Judah, near Ziklag. Same as El-Minyay, fifteen miles from Gaza. Josh. 15. 31 And Ziklag, and 51., and Sansannah 2. Patronymic of a son of Caleb the son of Jephunneh. 1 Ch. 2. 49 She bare also Shaaph the father of 51. MAD'-MEN, jp-is heap. A city of 5Ioab, "whose destruction was foretold by Jere- miah. B.C. 628-586. Jer. 48. 2 thou shalt be cut down, O M.; the sword MAD-ME'-NAH, rnoia heap. A city of Benjamin, near Jerusalem. Isa. 10. 31 M. is removed ; the inhabitants of Gebini MADNESS — 1. Foolishness, madness, boasting, nSVin holelah. Eccl. 1. 17 I gave my heart to know, .madness and 2. 12 to behold wisdom, and madness, and folly 7. 25 of folly, even of foolishness (and) madness 9. 3 niadness(is) in their heart while they live 2. Foolishness, madness, boasting, n^Vm holeluth. Eccl. 10. 13 the end of his talk (is) mischievous mad. 3. Madness, erring, fiyx? shiggaon. Deut28. 28 Lord shall smite thee with madness, and Zechi2. 4 I will smite, .his rider with madness; and 4. Want of thought or sense, &voia anoia. Luke 6. n they were filled with madness ; and com. 5. Wrong mindedness, -napatypovia paraphrenia. 2 Pe. 2. 16 dumb ass.. forbade the madness of the pr. MA'-DON, |tTD district of the dan. A Canaanitish city in the N. of the Holy Land. Josh 11. 1 he sent to Jobab king of 51., and to the 12. 19 The king of 51., one ; the king of Razor MAG'-BISH, &2}Q a fortress. A place named with Bethel, Ai, <fcc Ezra 2. 30 children of M., an hundred fifty and six MAG-DA'-LA, McrySaAa, Mayaddv a tower, greatness. A city of Galilee, S.W. of the Sea of Tiberias ; the same with Dalmanutha, or near it ; comp. 5Iark 8. 10. Now a small village called Mejdel, three miles N. of Tiberias. 51atti5- 39 took ship, andcame into the coasts of [51.] MAG-DA-LE'-NE, MaySaKnvf]. A woman of 5Iagdala, called 5Iary. Matt 27. 56 Among which was 5iary 51., and5Iary the 27. 61 And there was Mary 51., and the other 51. 28. 1 the first (day) of the week, came 5Iary 51. 5Iarki5. 40 among whom..51ary 51., and 5rary the m. 15. 47 And 5Iary 51. and 51ary (the mother) of J. 16. 1 5iary 51., and 5iary the (mother) of James 16. 9 [he appeared first to 51ary 51., out of w ] Luke 8. 2 5Iary called 51., out of whom went seven 24. 10 It was 5Iary 51., and Joanna, and 5Iary John 19. 25 5Iary the (wife) of Cleophas, and 5Iary 51. 20. 1 first (day) of the week cometh 51ary 51. 20. 18 5Iary 51. came and told the disciples that MAG-BI'-EL, Sn^jd God is renoumed. A duke of Edom. B.C. 1450. Gen. 36. 43 Duke 51. , duke Irani : these (be) the dukes 1 Ch. 1. 54 Duke5I.,dukeIrain. These (are) the dukes MAGICIAN — 1. Scribes, magicians, D'oa")n chartummim. Gen. 41. 8 sent and called for all the magicians of E. 41. 24 And I told (this) unto the magicians ; but Exod. 7. 11 the magicians of Egypt, they also did in 7. 22 the magicians of Egypt did so with their 8. 7, 18 the magicians did so with their ench. 8. 19 the magicians said unto Pharaoh, This (is) 9. 11 the magicians could not stand before 51. 9. 11 the boil was upon the magicians, and upon Dan. 1. 20 ten times better than all the magicians 2. 2 the king commanded to call the magicians 2. Scribe, magician, cb~\n chartom. Dan. 2. 10 asked such things at any magician, or as. 2. 27 the astrologers, the magicians, thesooth. 4. 7 the magicians, the astrologers, the Chal. 4. 9 O Belteshazzar, master of the magicians 5. 11 of the magicians, astrologers, Chaldeans MAGISTRATE — 1.-4 judge, magistrate, EDy* shephat. Ezra 7. 25 set magistrates and judges, which may j. 2. To piossess restraint, li'y k>"v yarash etser. JudgiS. 7 no magistrate in the land, that might put 3. Ruler, the first, foreiwst, apx"h arche. Lukei2. 11 "when they bring you unto.. magistrates 4.^4 ruler, apxwv archon. Lukei2. 58 thou goest with, .adversary to the magi. 5. Leader of a host, o-rparvyos strategos. Acts 16. 20 brought them to the magistrates, saying 16. 22 the magistrates rent off their clothes, and i5. 35 the magistrates sent the Serjeants, saying 16. 36 The magistrates have sent to let you go 16. 38 Serjeants told these words unto the mag. MAGISTRATES, to obey — To be obedient to rulers, iveiQapx^ peitharcheo. Titus 3. 1 to obey magistrates, to be ready to every MAGNIFICAL — To make great, *?n3 gadal, 5. 1 Ch.22. 5 house', .(must be) exceeding magniflcal MAGNIFICENCE — Greatness, p.€ya\et6rns megaleiotes. Acts 19. 27 and her magnificence shouldbe destroyed MAGNIFIED, to be — 1. To be or become great, yia gadal. 1 Sa. 7. 26 let thy name be' magnified for ever, say. 1 Ch.17. 24 that thy name may be magnified for ever Psa. 35. 27 Let the Lord be magnified, which hath 40. 16 let such, .say continually, The Lord be 70. 4 let such . . say continually, Let God be ma. Zech 12. 7 do not magnify (themselves) against Ju. Mai. 1. 5 The LORD will be magnified from the bor. 2. To be lifted up, n-;u nasat 2. . 2 Ch.32. 23 so that he was magnified in the sight of MAGNIFY, to — l.To magnify, Via gadal, 3. Josh. 3. 7 This day will I begin to magnify thee in 4. 14 On that day the Lord magnified Joshua 1 Ch.29. 25 the Lord magnified Solomon exceedingly 2Ch. 1. 1 hisGod(was) with him, and magnified him Job 7. 17 What (is) man, that thou shouldest mag. Psa. 34. 3 O magnify the Lord with me, and let us 69. 30 said will magnify him with thanksgiving 2. To make great, byi gadal, 5. Gen. 19. 19 thouhastmagnifiedthyniercy, which thou Job 19. 5 If indeed ye will magnify, .against me, and Psa. 35. 26 clothed withshame and dishonour that m. 38. 16 when my foot slippeth, they magnify . . ag. 55. 12 neither.. he that hated me. .did magnify 138. 2 thou hast magnified thy word above all Isa. 42. 21 he will magnify the law, and make (it) h. Jer. 48.26 5Iakeyehimdrunken;forhemagnified(h.) 48. 42 because he hath magnified . . against the L. Lam. 1. 9 0 Lord, behold, .for the enemy hath ma. Dan, 8. n Yea, he magnified, .even to the prince of 8. 25 he shall magnify . . in his heart, and by pe. Zeph. 2. S, 10 have reproached, .and magnified, .aga. 3. To make great, magnify, increase, ttiy saga, 5. Job 36. 24 Remember that thou magnify his work, w. 4. To make honourable en* glorious, 5o£a£o> doxazo. Rom 11. 13 apostle of the Gentiles, I magnify mine 5. To make great, fieya\vuto megaluno. Luke 1. 46 Mary said, 51y soul doth magnify the L. Acts 5 13 durst no man . .but the people magnified 10. 46 them speak with tongues, and magnify G. 19. 17 the name of the Lord Jesus was magnified Phil. 1. 20 also Christ shall be magnified in my body MAGNIFY self, to — To make self great, *?"13 gadal, 7. Isa. 10. 15 shall the saw magnify itself against hini Eze. 38. 23 Thus will I magnify myself, and sanctify Dan. 11. 36 magnify himself above every god, and sh. 11. 37 for he shall magnify himself above all MA'-GOG, aiJp, Maycvy. 1. The second son of Japheth. B.C. 2340. Gen. 10. 2 51., and5Iadai,andJavan, andTubahand 1 Ch. i. 5 51., and 5iadai,aud Javan, and Tubal, and 2. The descendants of 5Iagog and their land, called Scythia, in the N. of Asia and Europe. Eze. 38. 2 set thy face against Gog, the land of 51. 39. 6 I will send a fire on 51., and amongthem Rev. 20. 8 Gog and 51., to gather them together to MA-GOR MIS-SA'-BrB, THDO 1UD terror is about A symbolic name of Pashur. B.C. 600. Jer. 20. 3 hath not called thy name Pashur, but 51. MAG-PI'-ASH, b^'S^d collector of a cluster of stars. A person or family that sealed the covenant made by Nehemiah. B.C. 445. Neh. 10. 20 51., 51eshullam, Hezir MA-HA'-LAH, n^iTD tenderness, mildness. Great grandson of 51anasseh, through Hammoleketh B.C. 1400. 1 Ch. 7. 18 sister Hammoleketh bare. .Abiezer, and5I. MA-HA-LAL'-EEL, S^nn God is splendour. 1. Son of Cainan the grandson of Seth. b. c. 3609-2714. Gen 5. 12 Cainau lived seventy years, and begat 51. 5. 13 Cainan lived after lie begat M. eight bun. 5. 15 51. lived sixty and five years, and begat J. 5. 16 51. lived after he begat Jared eight hund. 5. 17 all the days of 51. were eight hundred ni. 1 Ch. 1. 2 Kenan, 51., Jered 2. One whose descendants dwelt in Jerusalem after the captivity. B.C. 566. Neh. 11. 4 Shephatiah, the son of 51., of the children MA-HA'-LATH, n^nn mild. 1. A daughter of Ishmael, and one of Esau's wives. B.C. 1760. Gen. 28. 9 took unto the wives which he had 51. the 2. A grand-daughter of David, and one of Rehoboam's wives. B.C. 974. 2 CI1.11. 18 Rehoboam took him 51. the daughter of J. 3. A musical choir. (See Leannoth.) Psa. 53. title. To the chief musician upon 51., 5Iaschil 88. ,, to the chief musician upon 51. Leannoth MA-HA-NA'-LM, D'jHC two camps. A town E. of Jordan S. of the Jabbok, so named by Jacob ; afterwards a Levitical city of Gad. On the upper course of the Wady-Jabes, N. of Tibni, are rivers called Mahaneh. Gen. 32. 2 and he called the name of that place 51. Josh 13. 26 and from 51. unto the border of Debir 13. 30 their coast was from 51., all Bashan, all 21. 38 city of refuge for the slayer ; and 51. with 2 Sa. 2. 8 Abner. .son of Ner. .brought him. .to 51. 2. 12 Abner the son of Ner. .went out from 51. 2. 29 through all Bithron, and they came to 51. 17. 24 Then David came to 51. And Absalom pa. 17. 27 came to pass, when David was come to 51. 19. 32 provided . .sustenance while he lay at 51. 1 Ki. 2. 8 cursed me . . in the day when I went to 51. 4. 14 Ahinadab the son of Iddo (had) 51. 1 Ch. 6. 80 Ramoth in Gilead. .and 51. with her sub.