Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 676

MIRMA 664 MIZAR Numi2. 15 And M.was shut out from the camp seven 12. 15 the people journeyed not till M. was bro. 20. 1 the people abode in Kadesh ; and M. died 26. 59 she bare unto Amram. .M. their sister Deut 24. 9 Remember what the Lord . . did unto M. 1 Ch. 6. 3 the children of Amram; Aaron.. and M. Mic. 6. 4 I sent before thee Moses, Aaron, and M. 2. A daughter of Ezra of the tribe of Judah. 1 Ch. 4. 17 she bare M.., and Shammai, and Ishbah HIR'-MA, nnip height, A son of Shaharaiin, a Benjamite. B.C. 1350. 1 Ch. 8. 10 Jeuz, and Shaehia, and M. These (were) MIRTH — l.Joy, rejoicing, bibo masos. Isa. 24. 8 The mirth of tabrets ceaseth, the noise of 24. 11 all joy is darkened, the mirth of the land Hos. 2. 11 1 will also cause all her mirth to cease, her 2. Rejoicing, joy, gladness, mirth, nnpt? simchah. Gen. 31. 27 that I might have sent thee away with m. Neh. 8. 12 to send portious, and to make great mirth Psa.137. 3 they that wasted us (required of us) mirth Prov 14. 13 and the end of that mirth (is) heaviness Eccl. 2. 1 Go to now, I will prove thee with mirth 2. 2 I said of laughter., and of mirth, What d. 7. 4 the heart of fools (is) in the house of m. 8. 15 Then I commended mirth, because a man Z.Joy, rejoicing, gladness, pb'tt' sason. Jer. 7. 34 voice of mirth, and the voice of gladness 16. 9 voice of mirth, and the voice of gladness 25. 10 voice of mirth, and the voice of gladness MIRTH, to make — To enjoy, rejoice, v'-w, irb*, sis, sus. Eze. 21. 10 it is furbished, .should we then make m.? MIRY (place) — I. Mire, n^3 bitstsah. Eze. 47. 11 the miry places thereof, and themarishes '2. Mire, mud, ya tin. Dan. 2. 41, 43 thou sawest the iron mixed with miry Z.Mire, jv yaven. Psa. 40. 2 He brought me up . . out of the miry clay MISCARRY, to — To bereave, cause to miscarry, ?3v? shakol, 5. Hos. 9. 14 give them a miscarrying womb and dry b. MISCHIEF — 1. Iniquity, vanity, fix aven. Psa. 36. 4 He deviseth mischief upon his bed : he s. 55, 10 mischief also and sorrow (are) in the midst Eze. 11. 2 these (are) the men that devise mischief 2. Mischief, injury, pDN ason. Gen. 42. 4 Lest peradventure mischief befall him 42. 38 if mischief befall him by the way in the 44. 29 and mischief befall him, ye shall bring d. Exodai. 22 so that her fruit depart, .yet no mischief 21. 23 if. .mischief follow, then thou shalt give 3. Mischief, calamity, rnrr havvah. Psa. 52. 2 thy tongue deviseth mischiefs ; like a sh. 4. Mischief, accident, .tin hovah. Isa. 47. 11 mischief shall fall upon thee; thou shalt Eze. 7. 26 Mischief shall come upon mischief, and 5. Wicked thought or device, nsi zimmah. Psa. 26. 10 In whose hands (is) mischief, and their ri. 119. 150 They draw nigh that follow after mischi. Prov. 10. 23 (It is) as sport to afool to do mischief : but ^.Perversity, punishment for iniquity, ji# avon. 2 Ki. 7. 9 some mischief will come upon us : now 7. Labour, perverseness, misery, ?pjj amal. Job 15. 35 They conceive mischief, and bring forth Psa. 7. 14 conceived mischief, and brought forth fa. 7. 16 His mischief shall return upon his own h. 10. 7 under his tongue (is) mischief and vanity 10. 14 for thou behohlest mischief and spite, to 94. 20 throne • ■ which f rameth mischief by a law 140. 9 let the mischief of their own lips cover the. Prov 24. 2 studieth. .and their lips talk of mischief. Isa. 59. 4 they conceive mischief , and bring forth in. 8. Evil) wrong, m ra. Exod32. 12 For mischief did he bring them out, to 32. 22 the people, that they (are set) on mischief Deut 32. 23 I will heap mischiefs upon them ; I will 1 Sa. 23. 9 knew that Saul secretly practised mischief 2 Sa. 16. 8 thou (art taken) in thy mischief, because 1 Ki. 11.25 besides themisehiefthatHadad(did):and 20. 7 and see how this (man) seeketh mischief Neh. 6. 2 But they thought to do me mischief Esth. 8. 3 to put away the mischief of Haman the A. Psa. 28. 3 speak peace. . mischief (is) in their hearts 52. 1 Why boastest thou thyself in mischief, O 140. 2 Which imagine mischiefs in (their) heart Prov. 6. 14 he deviseth mischief continually; he so. 6. 18 feet that be swift in running to mischief 11. 27 he that seeketh mischief, it shall come 12. 21 but the wicked shall be filled with misch. 13. 17 A wicked messeugerfallethinto mischief 17. 20 a perverse tongue falleth into mischief 24. 16 but the wicked shall fall into mischief 28. 14 hardeneth his heart shall fall into misch. Dau. 11. 27 these king's hearts (shall be) to do misch. Hos. 7. 15 yet do they imagine mischief against me 9. Easy work, craftiness, fiaStvvpyia. rhadiourgia. Acts 13. 10 O full of all subtilty and all mischief MISCHIEF, to do or imagine — l.To do evil, yjnr raa, 5. Prov. 4. 16 sleep not, except they have done mischief 2. To devise mischief, nnn hathath, Sa. Psa. 62. 3 How long will ye imagine mischief against MISCHIEVOUS (device or thing) — 1. Mischief, calamity, nyi havvah. Psa. 138. 12 that seek my hurt speak mischievous th. Mic. 7. 3 uttereth his mischievous desire : so they 2. Wicked device, narp mezimmah. Psa. 21. 11 For. .they imagined amischievous device Prov 24. 8 to do evil shall be called a mischievous 3. Evil, bad, sad, wrong, jn ra. Eccl. 10. 13 the end of his talk (is) mischievous mad. MISERABLE, that is in misery, most — 1. Laborious, perverse, miserable, Vpj; amal. Job 16. 2 I have heard . . miserable comforters (are) ^.Labouring, perverse, miserable, bay amel. Job 3. 20 is light given to him that is in misery 3, An object for kindness, i\eeiv6s eleeinos. 1 C0.15. 19 in this life . . we are of all men most mis. Rev. 3. 17 thou art wretched, and miserable, and MISERABLY — Evilly, KaK&s kakds. Mattzi. 41 He will miserably destroy those wicked MISERY — 1. Miserable, mourning, ino marud. Lam. 1. 7 remembered in the days, .of her miseries 3. igRemembering. .my misery, the wormwood 2. Labour, perverseness, misery, bay amal. Judgro. 16 his soul was grieved for the misery of Is. Job 11. 16 Because thou shalt forget (thy) misery Prov 31. 7 forget his poverty, and remember his m. 3. Evil, yn ra. Eccl. 8. 6 therefore the misery of man (is) great upon i.Orievotis misery, raAanrcopla talaiporia. Rom. 3. 16 Destruction and misery (are) in their ways Jas. 5. 1 howl for your miseries that shall come MIS'-GAB, sap'pn the high land. The mountainous country of Moab. Jer. 48. 1 thus saith the Lord. .M. is confounded MI-SHA'-EL, Sn^'P who is xohat God is ? 1. A son of Uzziel, son of Kohath. B.C. 1452. Exod. 6. 22 the sons of Uzziel ; M., and Elzaphan, and Lev. 10. 4 Moses called M. aud Elzaphan, the sons 2. One who stood beside Ezra when he read the law. B.C. 445. Neh. 8. 4 on his left hand, Pedaiah, and ST., and M. 3. A companion of Daniel, also called Meshek. B.C. 607. Dan. 1. 6 among these were..Hananiah, M., and 1. 7 he gave, .(the name), .to M., of Meshach 1. 11 had set over Daniel, Hananiah, M., and 1. 19 none like Daniel, Hananiah, M., aud Az. 2. 17 Daniel, .made the thing known to. .M. MISH'-AM, ds;^p impetuous, haste, fame. A Benjamite, son of Elpaal. B.C. 1400. 1 Ch. 8. 12 The sons of Elpaal ; Eber, and M., and S. MISH-E'-AL, MISH'-AL, bwpa depression. A Levitical city in Asher, near Amad. Josh 19. 26 Alammelech, and Amad, and M. ; and 21. 30 of the tribe of Asher, 11. with her suburbs MISH'-MA. yapp fame. A son of Ishmael, son of Hagar. B.C. 1846. Gen. 25. 14 And M., and Dumah, and Massa 1 Ch. 1. 30 M., and Dumah, Massa, Hadad, and Tenia 4. 25 Shallum his son, Mibsam his son, M. his 4. 26 sons of M. ; Haniuel his son, Zacchur his MISH-MAN'-NAH, njpgto strength, vigour. A Gadite that joined David in Ziklag. B.C. 1058. 1 Ch.12. 10 M. the fourth, Jeremiah the fifth MISH-RA-TTES, *y~\VQ, A family of Kirjath-jearim. 1 Ch. 2. S3 the Shumathites, and the M. : of them c. MIS-PE'-RETH, rnspp writing. The person called Mispar iu Ezra 2. 2, who returned with Zerubbabel. B.C. 538. Neh 7. 7 Who came with Zerubbabel, Jeshua. .M. MIS-RE-PHOTH MA'-IM, n% niDnfp burning waters. A city E. of Sidon ; same as Zarepliath. Josh 11. 8 chased them unto. .M., and unto the va. 13. 6 the hill country from Lebanon unto M. MISS, to — 1.7*o err, sin, miss, Nan chata, 5. Judg2o. 16 sling stones at an hair, .and not miss 2. To inspect, look after, "ips paqad. 1 Sa. 20. 6 If thy father at all miss me, then say, D. 25. 15 neither missed we anything, as long as we MISSED, MISSING, to be — To insjiect, look after, "lpfi paqad, 2. 1 Sa. 20. 18 thou shalt be missed, because thy seat will 25. 7 neither was there ought missing unto them 25. 21 so that nothing was missed of all that 1 Ki. 20. 39 if by any means he be missing, then shall MIST — l.Mist, vapottr, in ed. Gen. 2. 6 there went up a mist from the earth, and %Thick mist, fog, o^aus achlus. Acts 13. 11 immediately there fell on him a mist and 3. Thick darkness, blackness, £6<pos zophos. 2 Pe. 2. 17 to whom the mist of darkness is reserved MISTRESS — l.Lady, owner, rhyji baalah. 1 Ki. 17. 17 the son of. .the mistress of the house, fell Nah. 3. 4 the mistress of witchcrafts, that selleth 2. Mistress, mighty one, n-pa gebereth. Gen. 16. 4 her mistress was despised in her eyes 16. 8 I flee from the face of my mistress Sarai 16. 9 Return to thy mistress, and submit thy. 2 Ki. 5. 3 she said unto her mistress, Would God my Psa.123. 2 eyes of a maiden unto the hand of her m. Prov 30. 23 an handmaid that is heir to her mistress Isa. 24. 2 as with the maid, so with her mistress MISUSE, to — To shoiv self a deceiver, pyn taa, 7a. 2 Ch.36. 16 misused his prophets, until the wrath of MITE — A lepton, (tenth of a penny), Xvktop lepton. Marki2. 42 she threw in two mites, which make a f. Lukei2. 59 not . . till thou hast paid the very last mite 21. 2 poor widow casting in thither two mites MTTH'-CAH, nj?rjp sweet place. Tiie 24th station of Israel from Egypt, and the 13th from Sinai, in Arabia the rocky. Num33. 28 removed from Tarah, and pitched in M. 33. 2§ they went from M., and pitched in Hash. MITH-NTTE, 'jnp. Patronymic of Jbshaphat, one of David's valiant men. B. C. 1048. 1 Ch.n. 43 son of Maachah, and Joshaphat the M. MITH-RE'-DATH, rmnp given by Mithra, i.e. -sun. 1. The treasurer of Cyrus king of Persia. B.C. 536. Ezra 1. 8 by the hand of M. the treasurer, and nu. 2. An enemy of the Jews in the days of Artaxerxes king: of Persia. B.C. 522. Ezra 4. 7 in the days of Artaxerxes wrote. .M., Tab. MITRE — l.A mitre, nssiip mitsnepheth. Exod28. 4a broidered coat, a mitre, and a girdle 28. 37 blue lace, that it may be upon the mitre 28. 37 upon the forefront of the mitre it shall be 28. 39 thou shalt make the mitre (of) fine linen 29. 6 And thou shalt put the mitre upon his h. 29. 6 and put the holy crown upon the mitre 39. 28 a mitre of fine linen, and goodly bonnets 39. 31 lace, .to fasten (it)onhigh upon the mitre Lev. 8. 9 And he put the mitre upon his head; also 8. 9 also upon the mitre, .upon his fore front 16. 4 with the linen mitre shall he be attired 2. Diadem, hood, f],jy tsaniph. Zech. 3. 5 Let them set a fair mitre upon his head 3. 5 So they set a fair mitre upon his head, and MI TY-LE'-NE, MiTv\-fjvn. The capital city of Lesbos, in the JEgean Sea, birthplace of Sappho, Alcams, Pittacus, <&c. ; now Castro and Mitylen. Acts 20. 14 at Assos, we took him in, and came to M MIX self, to — To mix self S73 balal, la. Hos. 7. 8 Ephraim, he hath mixed himself among MIXED (-with), to be — l.To mix, ?rp mahal. Isa. 1. 22 Thy silver is. .dross, thy wine mixed with 2.To mingle, 2yjr arab, 3. Dan. 2. 41 thou sawest the iron mixed with miry c. 2. 43 whereas thou sawest iron mixed with miry 3. To 'mingle self, 3tJ£ arab, 7. Dan. 2. 43 not cleave . . even as iron is not mixed with 4. Mingled crowd, 2"$ ereb. Exodi2. 38 a mixed multitude wentup also with them Neh. 13. 3 separated from Israel all the mixed mul. 5. Tomix,minglewith, avyKepavvvfxi svykerannumi. Heb. 4. 2 not being mixed with faith in them that MIXTURE — l,Mixture, ^jpp mesek. Psa. 75. 8 it is full of mixture ; and he poureth out 2. Mixture, /xty/xa wigma. Jon. 19. 39 brought ainixture of myrrh and aloes, alb. MIXTURE, without — Unmixed, 6.Kparov akraton. Rev. 14. 10 which is poured out without mixture into MIZ'-AR, TJgts little, small. A hill near Hermon. Psa. 42. 6 therefore will I remember, .the hill M-