Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 794

PROUD 782 PROVISION PROUD (thing, most, proudly) — l.Gay, proud, xa go. Isa. 16. 6 he (is) very proud : (even) of his haughti. 2. Proud, gay, nto geeh. Job 40. 11 behold every one (that is) proud, and ab. 40. iz Look on every one (that is) proud, (and) Psa. 94. 2 Lift up thyself., render a reward to the p. 123. 4 filled, .with the contempt of the proud 140. 5 proud have hid a snare for me, aud cords Prov 15. 25 The Lord will destroy the house of the p. 16. 19 better . . than to divide the spoil with the p. Isa. 2. 12 upon every (one that is) proud and lofty Jer. 48. 29 he is exceeding proud, his loftiness, and Z.Pride, riving, excellency, pxa gaon. Job 38. 11 and here shall thy proud waves be stayed? LPride, rising, excellency, mxa geuth. Psa. 17. 10 with their mouth they speak proudly 5.T-* be or become proud, haughty, high, nil gabah. Prov 16. 5 Every one (that is) proud in heart (is) an Eccl. 7. 8 patient iu spirit (is) better than the proud fy.Migh, haughty, rca, nba gaboah. 1 Sa. 2. 3 Taik no more so exceedingly proudly ; let Psa. 138. 6 but the proud he knoweth afar oft' 7. Proud, it zed. Psa. 86. 14 O God, theproud are risen against me, and 119. 21 Thou hast rebuked the proud (that are) 119. 51 The proud havehadmegreatlyinderision 119. 69 The proud have forged a lie against me 119. 78 Let the proud be ashamed ; for they dealt 119. 85 Theproud have digged pits for me, which 119. 122 Be surety, .let not theproud oppress me Prov2i. 24 Proud (and) haughty scorner(is)hisname Isa. 13. 11 will cause the arrogancy of the proud to Jer. 43. 2 all the proud men, saying unto Jeremiah Mai. 3. 15 now we call the proud happy; yea, they 4. 1 all the proud, yea, and all that do wick. 8. Pride, preswnplion, proud one, fni zadon. Prov 21. 24 (is) bis name who dealeth in proud wrath Jer. 50. 31 I (am) against thee, (0 thou) most proud 50. 32 most proud shall stumble and fall, and n. 9. Great, Vna gadol. Tsa. 12. 3 (and) the tongue that speaketh proud th. 10. Pride, rising, excellency, rroa gaavah. Psa. 31. 18 which speak grievous things proudly and 31. 23 and plentifully rewardeth the proud doer 11. Proud, I'vtt zedon. Psa. 124. 5 Then the proud waters had gone over our 1% Haughty, "vn; yahir. Hab. 2. 5 a proud man, neither keepeth at home 13. To oppress, break, flj; yanah, Psa.123. 4 filled, .with the contempt of the proud 14. Breadth, width, pride, urn rahab. Job 9. 13 the proud helpers do stoop under him 26. 12 by his understanding he smiteth. .the p. 15. Broad, wide, proud, nn"i rahab. Psa. 40. 4 respecteth not the proud, nor such as turn 16. To be high, on fwm. Prov 6. 17 A proud look, a lying tongue, and hands 17. Brood, wide, proud, srn rachab. Psa. 101. 5 him that hath an high look and a proud Prov 21. 4 An high look, and a proud heart, (and) the 28. 25 He that is of a proud heart stirreth up s. 18. Exceeding proud, virepTjipai'os hupcrephanos. Luke 1. 51 he hath scattered the proud in the imag. Pvom. 1. 30 haters of God, despiteful, proud, boasters 2 Ti. 3. 2 For men shall be. .proud, blasphemers Jas. 4. 6 God resisteth the proud, but giveth grace 1 Pe. 5. 5 for God resisteth the proud, and giveth PROUD, to be — 1. To be high or haughty, rna gabah. Jer. 13. 15 Hear ye, and give ear ; be not proud : for 2. To be proud, ti, in zud, aid. Jer. 50. 29 for she hath been proud against the LORD 3. To be puffed up, rv<puo/xai tuphoomai. 1 Ti. 6. 4 He is proud, knowing nothing, but doting PROUDLY, to deal, behave self, have spoken — l.To be proud, ~ni mid. Exodi8. 11 for in the thing wherein they dealt proud. 2,To actproudly, ti zud, 5. Neh. 9. 10 for thou knewest that they deal proudly 9. 16 But they and our fathers dealt proudly 9. 29 yet they dealt proudly, and hearkened 3. To make great, *?13 gadal, 5. Obad. 12 neither shouklest thou have spoken pro. 4, To be broad, wide, proud, arri rahab. Isa. 3. 5 child shall behave himself proudly agai. PROVE, to — l.To try, prove, test, |B3 bachan. Psa. 17. 3 Thou hast proved mine heart; thou hast 66. 10 For thou, <» God, hast proved us : thou 81. 7 I proved thee at the waters of Meribah 95. 9 "When your fathers tempted me, proved Mai. 3. 10 prove me dow herewith, saith the Loud 2.To try. prove, rrpj nasah, 3. Exodi5. 25 an ordinance, and there lie proved the n 16. 4 may prove them, whether they will walk Exoobo. 20 God is come to prove you, and that his f. Deut. 8. 2 to prove thee, to know what (was) in thi. 8. 16 that he might prove tbee, todo thee good 13. 3 for the Lord your God proveth you, to k. 33. 8 whom thou didst prove at Massah, (and Judg. 2. 22 That through them I may prove Israel 3. 1 which the Lord left, to prove Israel by t. 3. 4 they were to prove Israel by them, to kn. 6. 39 let me prove, I pray thee, but this once 1 Sa. 17. 39 he assayed to go ; for he had not proved 17. 39 for I have not proved (them). And David 1 Ki.io. 1 she came to prove him with hard quest. 2 Ch. 9. 1 she came to prove Solomon with hard 411. Psa. 26. 2 Examine me, O Lord, and prove me ; try Eccl. 2. 1 Go to now, I will prove thee with mirth 7. 23 All this have I proved by wisdom : I said Dan. 1. 12 Prove thy servants, I beseech thee, ten d. 1. 14 So he consented, .and proved them ten 3. To show off, aTToSeinvvixi apodcibnumi. Acts 25. 7 complaints, .which they could not prove 4. To try, prove, $0Ki/j.d(a> dokimazo. Luke 14. 19 I go to prove them : I pray thee have me Kora.12. 2 that ye may prove what (is) that good, and 2 Co. 8. 8 and to prove the sincerity of your love 8. 22 whom we have oftentimes proved diligent 13- 5 prove your own selves. Know ye not your Gal. 6. 4 let every man prove his own work, and Eph. 5. 10 Proving what is acceptable unto the Lord 1 Th. 5. 21 Prove all things : hold fast that which is 1 Ti. 3. 10 these also first be proved ; theu let them Heb. 3. 9 [When your fathers tempted me, proved] 5. To set alongside, prove, demonstrate, Trapia'T-n/j.i. Acts 24. 13 Neither can they prove the things where. 6. To attempt, try, put to the proof, •jretpd^copeii-azo. John 6. 6 this he said to prove hini : for he himself 7. To cause to go up together, construct, cn>Ju£i/3a(>a>. Acts g. 22 confounded the Jews, .proving that this PROVE before, to — To accuse before or first, irpoaiTido/xat proaitiaomai. Rom. 3. 9 for we have before proved both Jews and PROVED, to be — To be tried, proved, tested, fna bachan, 2. Gen. 42. 15 Hereby ye shall be proved : By the life of 42. 16 that your words may be proved, whether PROVENDER — 1. Provender, mixed food, 77a. belli. Isa. 30. 24 the young asses, .shall eat clean proven. 2. Fodder, provender, Ni2pp mispo. Gen. 24. 25 We have both straw and provender enou. 24. 32 gave straw and provender for the camels 42. 27 to give his ass provender in the inn, he e. 43. 24 their feet ; and he gave their asses prov. Judg 19. 19 Vet there is both straw and provender PROVENDER, to give — To mix, mingle, SSa balal. Judg 19. 21 gave provender unto the asses : and they PROVERB — 1. Acute saying, hidden thing, .TVn chidah, Hab. 2. 6 take up. .a taunting proverb against him 2.A riding saying, proverb, similitude, 7^9 mashal. Deut 28. 37 thou shalt become, .a proverb, and a by 1 Sa. 10. 12 Therefore it became a proverb, (Is) Saul 24. 13 As saith the proverb of the ancients, Wic. 1 Ki. 4. 32 And he spake three thousand proverbs 9. 7 Israel shall be a proverb and a by word 2 Ch. 7. 20 make it (to be) a proverb and a by word Psa. 69. 11 made sackcloth, .and I became a proverb Prov. 1. 1 proverbs of Solomon the Bon of David, k. 1. 6 To understand a proverb, and the interp. 10. 1 The proverbs of Solomon. A wise son ma. 25. 1 These (are) also proverbs of Solomon, w. Eccl. 12. 9 sought out, (and) set iu order many prov. Isa. 14. 4 That thou shalt take up this proverb agai. Jer. 24. 9 a proverb, a taunt and a curse, in all pla. Eze. 12. 22 what (is)that proverb (that)ye have in the 12. 23 I will make this proverb to cease, and t. 14. 8 and will make him a sign and a proverb 18. 2 What mean ye, that ye use this proverb 18. 3 have (occasion) any more to use this pro. 3. Parable, comparison, similitude, irapaftoKr) par. Luke 4. 23 Ye will surely say unto me this proverb 4. Proverb, obscure saying, Trapotfxla paroimia. John 16. 25 things have I spoken untoyou in proverbs 16. 25 shall no more speak unto you in proverbs 16. 29 speakest thou plainly, and speakest no p. 2 Ve, 2. 22 according to the true proverb, The dog PROVERB, to speak or use as a — To use a similitude or ruling saying, 7£;£ mashal. N111U21. 27 Whereforethey that speak in proverba say Eze. 12. 23 they shall no more use it as a proverb in 16. 44 one that useth proverbs shall use (this) p. PROVIDE (for) to — l.To see} look after, njrj chazah. ExodiS. 21 Moreover'thou shalt provide outofallthe 2. To prepare, pa kun, 5. 2 Ch. 2. 7 cunning men . . whom D. my father did p. Job 38. 41 Who provideth for the raven his food? w. Psa. 6=;. 9 preparest them corn . .thou hast so prov. 78. 20 can be give bread also? can he provide fl. Prov. 6, 8 Provideth her meat iu the summer, (and) 3. To do, make, HfF$ asah. Gen. 30. 30 now when shall I provide for mine own h. 2 Ch.32. 29 Moreover he provided hini cities, and po. 4.2*0 see, look after, to raah. Gen. 22. 8 God will provide himself a lamb for a bu. Deut33. 21 provided the first part for himself, because 1 Sa. 16. 1 I have provided me a king among his sons 16. 17 Provide me now a man that can play well 5. To make ready, eroifxdfa hetoimazo. Luke 1 2. 20 those things be which thou hast provided ? 6. To acquire, prepare, possess, Krao/xai ktaomai. Matt 10. 9 Provide neither gold, nor silver, norbrass 7. To set alongside, wapicrTwy-i pa/pistemi* Acts 23. 24 provide (them) beasts, that they may set 8. To do, make, ttoUw poieo. Lukei2. 33 provide yourselves bags which wax not old 9. To look before or forward, irpo&Keww problepo. Heb. 11. 40 God having provided some better thing 10. To know or think beforehand, irpovotoo pronoeo. Rom. 12. 17 Provide things honest in the sight of all 2 Co. 8. 21 Providing for honest things, not only in 1 Ti. 5. 8 But if auy provide not for his own, and PROVIDENCE — Forethought, Trp6vota pronoia. Acts 24. 2 done unto this nation by thy providence PROVINCE — 1. Jurisdiction, nr"ip medinah. 1 Ki.20. 14, 15, 17, 19 men of the princes of the prov. Ezra 2. 1 these (are) the children of the province 4. 15 hurtful unto kings and provinces, and that 5. 8 went into the province of Judea, to theli 6. 2 in the palace that (is) iu the province of 7. 16 canst find in all the province of Babylon Neh. 1. 3 left of the captivity there in the province 7. 6 These (are) the children of the province, tii. 11. 3 Now these (are) the chief of the province Esth. 1. 1 an hundred aud seven and twenty provin 1, 3 nobles and princes of the provinces, (be.) 1. 16 people that (are) in all the provinces of 1. 22 into all the king's provinces, into every pr 2. 3 appoint officers in all the provinces of his 2. 18 made a release to the provinces, and gave 3. 8 dispersed among the people in all the pr. 3. 12 governors that (were) over every province 3. 12 to the rulers of every people of everypro 3. 13 sent by posts into all the king's provinces 3. 14 commandment to be given me very provin. 4. 3 in every province, whithersoevei the ki. 4. 11 people of the king's provinces, do know 8. 5 Jews which (are) in all the king's provin. 8. 9 deputies aud rulers of the provinces whi. 8. 9 provinces, unto every province according 8. 11 all the power of the people and province 8. 12 Upon one day, in all the provinces of king 8. 13 commandment to be given in every prov. 8. 17 in every province, and in every city, whi, 9. 2 throughout all the provinces of the king 9. 3 rulers of the provinces, and the lieutene. 9. 4 fame went out throughout all the provin 9. 12 have they done iu the rest of the king's p. 9. 16 other Jews that (were) in the king's pro. 9. 20 Jews that (were) in all the provinces of 9. 28 kept throughout every, .province, and 9. 30 to the hundred twenty and seven prov. Eccl. 2. 8 peculiar treasure of kings and of the pr. 5. 8 perverting of. .justice in a province, ma. Lam. 1. 1 princess among the provinces, (how) is Eze. 19. 8 on every side from the provinces, andsp. Dan. 2. 48 made him ruler over the whole province 2. 49 over the affairs of the province of Babyl. 3. 1 in the plain of Dura, in the province of B. 3. 2 gather together, .all the rulers of the p. 3. 3 all the rulers of the provinces, were gat. 3. 12 hast set over the affairs of the province 3. 30 king promoted Shadrach . . in the province 8. 2 palace, which (is) iu the province of Elam 11. 24 even upon the fattest places of the prov. 'l.What is ruled over, a province, district, eVapx'a Acts 23. 34 he asked of what province he was. And 25. 1 when Festus was come into the province PROVISION (for) -— l.A word, matter, thing, ^y^dabar. Dan. i. 5 appointed them a daily provision of the 2. Provision, what is prepared, .-na kerah. 2 Ki. 6. 23 he preparedgreatprovisionfor them : aud 3. Bread, food, on J lechem. 1 Ki. 4. 22 Solomon's provision for one day was th. 4. Hunting, what is gained by hunting, TS tsayid. Josh. 9. 5 all the bread of their provision was dry Psa. 132. 15 I will abundantly bless her provision: I 5. Hunting, what is gained by hunting, ny^tsedah. Gen. 42. 25 to give them provision for the way: and 45. 21 Joseph, .gave them provision for the way 6. Forethought, trpovota pronoia. Rom 13. 14 make not provision for the flesh, to (ful.) PROVISION, to make or take — l.To contain, comprehend, provide, 713 kid, 3a. 1 Ki. 4. 7 each man his month in a year made pro. 2. To 2>rcpare, establish, pa hwa, 5. 1 Ch.29. 19 palace, (for) the which I have made pro.