Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 801

PUT 789 QUEEN i Co. 15. 54 So when this corruptible shall have put 15. 54 thisnaortaLshall have put on immortality Gal. 3. 27 For as many of you. .have put on Christ Eph. 4. 24 that ye put on the new man, which after 6. 11 Put on the whole armour of God, that ye Col. 3. 10 have put on the new (man), which is reu. 3. 12 Put on therefore, as the elect of God, holy 1 Th. 5. 8 putting on the breastplate of faith and love 9. To put upon, iieiriBt\fii epitithemi. Matt 19. 13 that he should put (his) hands on them 21. 7 put on them their clothes, and they set 27. 29 they put (it) upon his head, and a reed in Mark 7. 32 they beseech him to put his hand upon 8. 23 when he had. .put his hands upon him, he 8. 25 After that he put (his) hands again [upon] John 9. 15 He put clay upon mine eyes, and I washed 19. 2 soldiers platted a crown, .and put (it) on Acts 9. 12 putting (his) hand on him, that he might 9. 17 putting his hands on him, said, Brothers. 15. 10 to put a yoke upon the neck of the disci. 10. To cast around, TrepifidWco periballO. Johmg. 2 on his head, and they put on him a purple 11. To put around, iv^ptTiQyjfxt peritithenu. Matt 27. 28 they stripped him, and put on him a sea. 27. 48 put (it) on a reed, and gave him to drink Markt5. 36 put (it) on a reed, and gave him to drink John 19. 29 put (it) upon hyssop, and put (it) to his PUT on, to be able to — To gird, be restrained, i:n chagar. 2 Ki. 3. 21 gathered all that were able to put on ar. PTJT on account, to — To reckon in, bring into the account, tWoyeoc. Phm. 1 8 If he . . oweth . . ought, put that on mine a. PTJT out, to — l.To quench, rna kabah, 3. 2 Ch.29. 7 put out the lamps, and have not burnt in. Eze. 32. 7 when I shall shall put thee out, I will cover 2. To wipe away, blot out, nrrci machah. Exodi7. 14 utterly put out the remembrance of Am. Psa. 9. 5 thou hast put out their name for ever and 3. To pick out, pierce, npj naaar, 3. Nunii6. 14 wilt thou put out the eyes of these men ? Judgi6. 21 Philistiues took him, and put out his eyes 4.7*o cast out or off, V^J naslial, Deut. 7. 22 will put out those nations before thee by 5. To blind, Ttfj avar, 3. 2 Ki. 25. 7 put out the eyes of Zedekiah, and bound Jer. 39. 7 Moreover he put out Zedekiah's eyes, and 52. 11 then he put out the eyes of Zedekiah; and 6. To send forth, n^s? shalach. 2 Sa. 13. 17 Put now this (woman) out from me, and 2 Ki. 6. 7 And he put out his hand, and took it 1 .To send forth, rhy shalach, 3. Num. 5. 2 that they put out of the camp every leper 5. 3 Both male and female shall ye put out 5. 4 did so, and put them out without the ca. 8. To cast out, iKpdAAco ekballo. Mark 5. 40 when he had put them all out, he taketh Luke 8. 54 [he put them all out, and took her by the] 9. To remove, transfer, (x^ia-raw methistano. Lukei6. 4 when! am put outof the stewardship, th. PTJT out, to be — l.To be extinguislied, 7|J,H daak. Job 18. 5 light of the wicked shall be put out, and 18. 6 and his candle shall be put out with him 21. 17 How oft is the candle of the wicked put o. Prov 13. 9 the lamp of the wicked shall be put out 20. 20 lamp shall be put out iu obscure darkness 24. 20 the candle of the wicked shall be put out 2. To be quenched, rns kabah. Lev. 6. 12 fire upon the altar, .shall not be put out 3. To be wiped away, blotted out, nno machah, 2. Deut25. 6 that his name be not put out of Israel [See also Confusion, death, flight, grief, shame, worse.] PTJT to or unto, to — l.To set, put, place, mty D\& sum, sim. Num. 4. 11, 14 they shall spread, .and put to the st. 2. To cast or throw upon, 4irt.j3d\\co epiballo. Matt. 9. 16 putteth a piece of new cloth unto an old Luke 5. 36 No man putteth apiece of anew gar. up. 9. 62 No man, having put his hand to the plo. 3. To bear toward, irpoatyepo) prosjjhero. John 19. 29 filled a sponge . . and put (it) to his mouth PUT to death, to — l.To kill to death, rno 5"in harag maveth. Jer. 18. 21 let their men be put to death ; (let) their 2.To lead away, destroy, a-n-dyw apago. Acts T2. 19 commanded that(they)6houldbeputtod. PTJT to more strength, to — To use might, T3| gabar, 3. Eccl. 10. 10 then must he put to more strength : but PTJT to silence, to — To cause to be dumb, Den damain, 5. Jer. 8. 14 for the Lord out God hath put us to sile. PTJT under, to — To arrange or set in array under, {rjroTd<raco hup. 1 Co. 15. 27 For he hath put all things under his feet 1 Co. 15. 27 saith, All things are put under (him, it is) 15. 27 is excepted which did put all things under 15. 28 unto him that put all things under him Eph. 1. 22 hath put all (things) under bis feet, and Heb. 2. 8 we see not yet all things put under him PTJT under, not — Xot put or arranged under, awiroraKT6s anupot. Heb. 2. 8 he left nothing (that is) not put under him PTJT up self, to — To be gathered, *]px asaph, 2. Jer. 47. 6 Put up thyself into thy scabbard, rest, and PTJT (up) again, to — l.To cause to turn back, 39» shub, 5. 1 Ch.21. 27 put up his sword again into the sheath t. 2. To turn from, aTroo-Tp4<po) apostrepho. Matt 26. 52 Put up again thy sword into his place : for 3. To cast, throw, @d\\w ballo. JohmS. 11 Put up thy sword into the sheath: thee. PTJT up in bags, to — To compass, bind up, "fiztsur. 2 Ki.12. 10 they put up in bags, and told the money PTJT, to be — 1. To be caused to go in, N13 bo, 6. Exod27. 7 staves shall be put into the rings, and the Lev. 11. 32 it must be put into water, and it shall be 2.7*0 be added , H?' y asaph, 2. Nuni36. 3 shall be put to the inheritance of thetribe 36. 4 then shall their inheritance be put unto 3. To (cause to*) add, f]p; yasaph, 5. Eccl. 3. 14 nothing can be put to it, nor any thing t. 4. To put, place, bfcn yasam. Gen. 50. 26 and he was put in a coffin in Egypt 5. 7*0 be brought nigh, &n nagash, 6. 2 Sa. 3. 34 hands (were) not bound, nor thy feet put 6. 7*0 be given, ]m nathan, 2. 2 Ch. 2. 14 find out every device which shall be put Eze. 32. 25 he is put iu the midst of (them that be) s. 7.7*0 be caused to give, ]m nathan, 6. Lev. 11. 38 if (any) water be put upon the seed, and 8. To give, jru nathan. Nuinig. 17 running water shall be put thereto in a v. 9. To go up, rhy alah. 1 Ch.27. 24 neither was the number put in the account PU-TE-O'-LI, TIoTioAoi. A seaport of Campania in Italy, six miles "W. of Naples ; once called Dicas-archia, now Pozzuoli ; it was founded by a colony of Samians, B.C. 521 ; in 215 fortified against Hannibal ; in 212 became the chief port of the Roman army. In A.D. 16 it was passed by Paul on his way to Rome ; in 410 was captured by Alaric ; in 455 by Genseric ; iu 515 by Totila ; in 1119 it was destroyed by an eruption of the Solfatara, and in 1538 by a volcanic disturbance of the Monte Nuova. Acts 28. 13 and we came the next day to P. PU-TI'-EL, *?x*ui3 God enlightens. Father in law of Eleazar, son of Aaron. B. c. 1500. Exod 6. 25 Aaron's son, took him .. daughters of P. PTJTRLfc'ViNG — Fresh, raw, torn,'"'*® tori. Isa. 1. 6 wounds, and bruises, and putrifying sores PUTTING (away, forth, off, on, upon) - 1.7*0 give, fru nathan. Lev. 16. 21 putting them upon the head of the goat 2. 7*o send forth, rhv? shalach. Isa. 58. 9 putting forth of the finger, and speaking 3.7*o send forth, nSa1 shalach, 3. Mai. 2. 16 saith that he hateth putting away : for i.A stripping off or away, airefcSvo-is apekdusis. Col. 2. 11 in putting off the body of the sins of the 5.^4 putting off or away, air6d€o~L$ apothesis. 1 Pe. 3. 21 not the putting away of the filth of the fl. 6.^4 puttting on, going into, frtivtris endusis. 1 Pe. 3. 3 wearing of gold, or of putting on of app. 7. A putting on or upon, <M0eim epithesis. 2 Ti. 1.6 which is in thee by the putting on of my PYGARG — Dishon, byson, pygarg, |it?,i dishon. Deutli4- 5 the pygarg, and the wild ox, and the cha. Q QUAILS — A quail, vhi?, lSe' selav. £xodi6. 13 at even the quails came up, and covered Numn. 31 brought quails from the sea, andlet(them) 11. 32 gathered the quails : he that gathered le. Psa. 105. 40 brought quails, and satisfied them with QUAKE, to — 1. To tremble, trouble self, Tin charad. Exodio. 18 and the whole mount quaked greatly 2. To be angry, troubled, to tremble, lrj ragaz. 1 Sa. 14. 15 and the earth quaked : so it was a very gr Joel 2. 10 earth shall quake before them ; the hea.' 3. To slmlce, tremble, tpjri raash. Nan. 1. 5 mountains quake at him, and the hills m. 4. To slialce, trouble, disturb, o-eia seio. Matt 27. 51 the earth did quake, and the rocks rent 5. To be frightened, terrified, el/il en-po^os eimi ent. Heb 12. 21 Moses said, I exceedingly fear and quake QUAKING — l.Trembling, fear, trouble, rmn charadah. Dan. 10. 7 a great quaking felT upon them, so that 2. A shaking, trembling, vy-\ raash. Eze. 12. 18 eat thy bread with quaking, and drink QUARREL — 1. Vengeance, oc; naqam. lev. 26. 25 shall avenge the quarrel of (my) covenant 2. Blame, complaint, /lo/upfi niomphe. Col. 3. 13 if any man have a quarrel against any QUARREL against, to have or seek a — l.To present self, seek a quarrel, n;x anah, 7. 2 Ki. 5. 7 see how he seeketh a quarrel against me 2.To hold in, €pe'xw enecho. Mark 6. 19 Herodias had a quarrel against him. and QUARRIES — Graven images, D'7'p? pesilim. Judg. 3. 19 from the quarries that (were) by Gilgal 3. 26 passed beyond the quarries, and escaped QUARTER — 1. Border, ?U3 gebul. Exodi3. 7 neither . . leaven seen . . in all thy quarters 2. Thigh, .Tin: yarkah. Eze. 38. 6 house of Togarmah of the north quarters 3. Wing, f]J3 kanaph. Deut22. 12 make thee.. upon the four quarters of thy 4. Side, border, -QS eber. Isa. 47. 15 they shall wander every one to his quar. ^.Corner, nss pea/i. Num.34. 3 south quarter shall be from the wildern. Josh. 15. 5 border in the north quarter (was) from 18. 14 Kirjath-jeariru . . this (was) the west quar. 18. 15 And the south quarter(was) from the end 6. End, extremity, n^ij qatsah. Jer. 49. 36 the four winds from the four quarters of 7. End, extremity, nxp qatseh. Gen. 19. 4 old and young, .people from every quart. Isa. 56. 11 every one for his gain, from his quarter 8. Wind, nvi ruach. 1 Ch. 9. 24 In four quarters were the porters, toward 9. Corner, angle, juivia gonia. Rev. 20. 8 which are in the four quarters of the ea. 10. Place, toVos toiios. Acts 16. 3 of the Jews which were in those quarters 28. 7 In the same quarters were possessions of QUARTER, from every — From every place, iravTa.x&8tv panlachothen. Mark 1. 45 and they came to him from every quarter QUARTUS, Kovapros fourth. A believer in Rome to whom Paul sends a salutation. Rom. 16. 23 Erastus . . saluteth you, and Q. a brother QUATERNION — A company of four, TtrpaSiov letradion. Acts 12. 4 four quaternions of soldiers to keep him QUEEN — l.Mighty one, mistress, iri'33 gebirah. 1 Ki.n. 19 to wife.. the sister of Tahpenes the queen 15. 13 her he removed from (being) queen, bee. 2 Ki. 10. 13 go down to salute . . the children of the q. 2 Ch.15. 16 he removed her from (being) queen, bee. Jer. 13. 18 Say unto the king and to the queen, Hu. 29. 2 the queen, and the eunuchs, and the pri. 2. A queen, nshri malkah. 1 Ki.io. 1 when the queen of Sheba heard of the fa. 10. 4 when the queen of Sheba bad seen all So. 10. 10 which the queen of Sheba gave to king S 10. 13 Solomon gave unto the queen of Shebaall 2 Ch. 9. 1 when the queen of Sheba heard of the fa. 9. 3 when the queen of Sheba had seen the wi. 9. 9 as the queen of Sheba gave king Solomon 9. 12 Solomon gave to the queen of Sheba all Estll. 1. 9 Vashti the queen made a feast for the w. 1. 11 To bring Vashti the queen before the king 1. 12 queen Vashti refused to come at the kin. 1. 15 What shall we do unto the queen Vashti 1. 16 the queen hath not done wrong to the 1. 17 (tins) deed of the queen shall come abroad 1. 17 Ahasuerus commanded Vashti the queen 1. 18 which have heard of the deed of the que. 2.22 who told (it) unto Esther the queen ; and 4. 4 Then was the queen exceedingly grieved 5. 2 Esther the queen standing in the court 5. 3 What wilt thou, queen Esther ? and what 5. 12 the queen did let no man come in with t. 7. 1 Haman . .to banquet with Esther the qu. 7. 2 What (is) thy petition, queen Esther? and 7. 3 Esther the queen answered and said, If I