Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

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QUITE 791 RAIMENT QUITE — Naked, lure, ftps eryah. Hab. 3. 9 Thy bow was made quite naked, (accord.) [See also Driven, take away.] QUIVER — l.A quiver, rtS?N ashpah. Job 39. 23 Trie quiver rattleth against him, the glit. Psa. 127. 5 Happy (is) the man that hath his quiver Isa. 22. 6 Elam bare the quiver with chariots of m. 49. 2 made me a polished shaft ; in his quiver Jer. 5. 16 Their quiver^is) as an open sepulchre they Lam. 3. 13 He hath caused the arrows of his quiver 2. A quiver or sword, 79 tell. Pen. 27. 3 thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and QUIVER, to — To quiver, tingle, T>y tsalal. Ifab. 3. 16 my lips quivered at the voice : rottenness R RAA'-MAH, rr^y-i trembling. 1. The fourth son of Cush eldest son of Ham. B.C. 2250. Gen. 10. 7 Havilah, audSabtah, and R., and Sabte. 10. 7 and the sons of R. ; Sheba, and Dedan 1 Ch. 1. 9 Havilah, and Sabta, and R., and Sabte. 1. 9 And the sons of R. ; Sh»ba, and Dedan 2. A place in the S.E. of Arabia, or on the Persian Gulf. Eze. 27. 22 The merchantsof ShebaandR., they(w). RA-AM'-IAH, rrpyi Jah causes trembling. A chief that returned with Zerubbabel. B.C. 536. Neh. 7. 7 Nehemiah, Azariah, R., Nahamani, Mor. RA-AM'-SES, DD?sn son of the sun. A treasure city built by the Israelites, i.e. Eelbeis or Pelusium, a day's journey X.E. of Cairo, on the Syro — Egyptian road, and capital of the province Schaikyyak. Exod 1. 11 they built for Pharaoh.. Pithom and R. RAB'-EATH, RAB'-BAH, M3T, ran great 1. Chief city of Amnion, ontheN. of Arnon,now^m)H<7?i, twenty-two miles E. of Jordan, and fourteen N.E. of Heshbon. Deut 3. 1 1 (is) it not in R. of the children of Amnion? Josh. 13. 25 coast was.. unto Aroer that (is) before R. 2 Sa. 11. 1 and they, .besieged R. But David tamed 12. 26 Joab fought against R. of the children of 12. 27 I have fought against R., and have taken 12. 29 David gathered, .people, .and went to R. 17. 27 Nahash of R. of the children of Amnion 1 Ch.20. 1 Joab led forth the. .army, .besieged R. 20. 1 And Joab smote R., and destroyed it Jer. 49. 2 cause an alarm of war to be heard in R. 49. 3 cry, ye daughters of R. , gird you with sa. Eze. 21. 20 that the sword may come to R. of the A. 25. 5 And I will make R. a stable for camels Amos 1. 14 But I will kindle a fire in the wall of R. 2. A city in Judah, near Kirjath-jearim. Josh. 15. 6oKirjath-baaI..Kirjath-jearim,andR. ;t\vo RABBI — A great man, teacher, (from Ch. 'an), f>a$&L rabbi. itatt23. 7 greetings., be called of men, Rabbi, [Rab.] 23. 8 be not ye calledRabbi : forone isyourM. John 1. 38 Rabbi, which is to say, being interpreted 1. 49 Rabbi, thou art the Son of God ; thou art 3. 2 Rabbi, we know that thou art a teacher 3. 26 Rabbi, he that was with thee beyond Jo. 6. 25 they said. .Rabbi, when earnest thou hi, ? RAB'-BTTH, n'rirr the great place. A city in Issachar, near Kishion and Abez ; now called A rrabeh. Josh. 19. 20 And R., and Kishion, and Abez RABBONT — My rabbi, (from Ch. }ii), $>a$&owt rabbouni. Johri2o. 16 and saith. .Rabboni ! which is to say, M. RAB'-MAG, Jp-ai head of the Magi. An officer of Nebuchadnezzar king of Bab3'lon. B.C. 588. Jer. 39. 3 R., with all the residue of the princes of 39. 13 R., and all the king of Babylon's princes RAB-SA'-RIS, DnD-m head of tlie eunuchs. 1. Anofticerof Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon. B.C. 588. Jer. 39. 3 R.. with all the residue of the princes of 39. 13 R. .and all the king of Babylon's princes 2. An officer of Sennacherib king of Assyria. B.C. 710. 2 Ki. 18. 17 the king of Assyria sent Tartan, and R. RAB-SHA'-KEH, npy:n head of the cup bearers. An officer of Sennacherib king of Assyria in the days of Hezekiah. B.C. 710. 2 Ki.18. 17 theking of Assyria sent.. R.,froniLachish 18. 19 R. said unto them, Speak ye now to Hez. 1 8. 26 Then said Eliakim . . unto R. , Speak, I pray 18. 27 But R. said unto them, Hath my master 18. 28 Then R. stood, and cried withaloud voice 18. 37 Eliakim. .and told him the words of R. 19. 4 Lord thy God will hear, .the words of R. 19. 8 So R. returned, and found the king. .wa. Isa. 36. 2 And the king of Assyria sent R. from La. 36. 4 And R. said unto them, Say ye now to H. 36. 11 Then said Eliakim.. unto R., Speak, I pray 36. 12 But R. said, Hath my master sent me to 36. 13 ThenR. stood, and cried with a loud vo. 36. 22 Then came Eliakim . . and told him the w. 37- 4 LORD thy God will hear the words of R. 37. 8 So R. returned, and found the king of A. RACA — Vain, empty, {from Ch. H^) paicd rhaka. Matt. 3, 22 whosoever shall say to bis brother, Raca RACE — l.Patk, way, custom, rrik orach. Psa. ig. 5 rejoiceth as a strong man to run a race 2.^1 race, f'itD merots. Eccl. 9. 11 the race (is) not to the swift, nor the ba. 3.^4 race course, contest, aySv agon. Heb. 12. 1 let us run with patience the race that is 4.A race course, stadium, furlong, vraZtov stadion. 1 Co. 9, 24 they which run in a race run all, but one RA'-CHAL, by] place of traffic. A city in Judah, near Eshtemoa. 1 Sa. 30. 29 And to (them) which (were) in R., and to RA'-CHEL, Srn, 'P«x^A a lamb. Younger daughter of Laban, and the best beloved wife of Jacob, to whom she bare Joseph and Benjamin. She stole her father's gods, envied her sister's fruitfulness, and died in childbirth at Ephratah, B.C. 1729. Her tomb is said to be about a mile !N. of Bethlehem; but from 1 Sa. 10. 2 it would seem to have been at Zelzah. Gen. 29. 6 behold, R. his daughter cometh with the 29. 9 R. came with her father's sheep ; for she 29. 10 when Jacob saw R. the daughter of Laban 29. 11 And Jacob kissed R., and lifted up his v. 29. 12 Jacob told R. that he (was) her father's b. 29. 16 and the name of the younger (was) R. 29. 17 but R. was beautiful and well favoured 29. 18 And Jacob loved R. ; andsaid, I will serve 29. iS I will serve thee seven years for R. thy 29. 20 And Jacob served seven years for R. 29. 25 did not I serve with thee for R.? wherefore 29. 28 and he gave him R. his daughter to wife 29. 29 And Laban gave to R. his daughter Bil. 29. 30 And lie went in also unto R. 29. 30 and he loved also R. more than Leah 29. 31 he opened her womb: but R. (was) barren 30. 1 when R. saw that she bare J. no children 30. 1 R. . .said unto Jacob, Give me children, or 30. 2 And Jacob's anger was kindled against R. 30. 6 R. said, God hath judged me. .and hath 30. 7 And Bilhah, R.'s maid, conceived again 30. 8 R. said, With great wrestlings have I w. 30. 14 Then R. said to Leah, Give me, I pray thee 30. 15 And R. said, Therefore he shall lie with 30. 22 God remembered R., and God hearkened 30. 25 it came to pass, when R. had born J. 31. 4 And Jacob sent and called R. and Leah 31. 14 Aud R. and Leah answered and said unto 31. 19 R. had stolen the images that (were) her 31. 32 For Jacob knew not that R. had stolen 31. 33 Then went he out. .and entered into R.'s 31. 34 Now R. had . .put them in the camel's fu. 33. 1 hedividedthechildrenuntoLeah, and..R. 33. 2 And he put. ,R. and Joseph hindermost 33. 7 and after came Joseph near and R., and 35. 16 and R. travailed, and she had hard labour 35. 19 And R. died, and was buried in the way 35. 20 that (is) the pillar of R.'s grave unto this 35. 24 The sons of R. ; Joseph and Benjamin 35. 25 the sons of Bilhah, R.'s handmaid ; D. 46. 19 Thesonsof R., Jacob's wife; Joseph, and 46. 22 These (are) the sons of R., which were b. 46. 25 Bilhah, which Laban gave unto R. his d. 48. 7 R. died by me in the land of Canaan in the Ruth 4. 11 The Lord make the woman, .like R. and 1 Sa. 10. 2 thou shalt find two men by R. 's sepulchre Jer. 31. 15 R. weepingfor her children, refused to be Matt 2. 18 R. weeping (for) her children, and would RAD'-DAI, *T3 Jah subdues. Fifth son of Jesse the father of David. B.C. 1060. 1 Ch. 2. 14 Nethaneel the fourth, R. the fifth RAFTER — A rafter, gallery, ^'n-i, trrn rahit, rachit. Song 1. 17 The beams, .(are) cedar, (and) our rafters RAG (rotten) — 1. Cloak, garment, covering, "na beged. Isa. 64. 6 all our righteousnesses (are) as filthy rags 2.Rotten rags, WipD melachim. Jer. 38. 11, 12 old cast clouts and old rotten rags 3. Rents, pieces, rags, D'j-Hi? qeraim. Prov 23. 21 drowsiness shall clothe (a man) with rags RA'-GATJ, 'Payav. See Rett. Father of Saruch, an ancestor of Jesus. Luke 3. 35 Saruch, which was (the son) of R., which RAGE, RAGING — 1. Pride, rising, excellency, nixa geuth. Psa. 89. 9 Thou rulest the raging of the sea : when 2. Indignation, insolence, nyi zaam. Hos. 7. 16 shall fall, .for the rage of their tongue 3. Wrath, rage, raging, f]J>t zaaph. 2 Ch.16. 10 (lie was) ina rage with him because of this 28. 9 in a rage (that) reacheth up unto heaven Jon. 1. 15 and the sea ceased from her raging ■4. Heat, fury, poison, ncn chemah. 2 Ki. 5. 12 So he turned, and went away in a rage Prov. 6. 34 jealousy (is) the rage of a man ; therefore 5. Wrath, transgression, .ti^jj ebrah. Job 40. 11 Cast abroad the rage of thy wrath : and Psa. 7. 6 Arise, .because of the rage of mine enem. 6. Anger, U1 regaz. Dan. 3. 13 Then Nebuchadnezzar in. .rage and fury 7. To shmo self angry, Trj ragaz, 7. 2 Ki.19. 27 and thy coming in, and thy rage against 19. 28 thy rage against me and thy tumult is c. Isa. 37. 28 and thy coming in, and thy rage against. 37. 29 thy rage against me, and thy tumult, is 8. Trembling, trouble, anger, rage, Jii rogez. Job 39. 24 He swalloweth the ground with, .rage 9. Rural, rustic, wild, &yptos agnos. Jude 13 Raging wavesofthesea, foaming outtheir lO.Rushing, raging, Khvdwv kluddn. Luke 8. 34 rebuked the wind and the raging of the RAGE, to — 1.7*o slww self foolish, hbn halal, 7 a. Jer. 46. 9 rage, ye chariots ; and let the mightymen Nah. 2. 4 The chariots shall rage in the streets, they '2. To roar, sound, make a noise, n£ri hamah. Psa. 46. 6 The heathen raged, the kingdoms were Prov 20. 1 strong drink (is) raging; and whosoever 3. To show self wroth, 13$ abar, 7. Prov 14. 16 A wise (man)feareth.-butthe fool rageth 4. To be angry, troubled, tJ"i ragaz. Prov 29. 9 whether he rage or laugh, (there is) no r. 5. To assemble, c>ri ragash. Psa. 2. 1 "Why do the heathen rage, and thepeople 6.7*0 snort, rage, (bpvdatra) phruasso. Acts 4. 25 Why did the heathen rage, and the people RA-GTJ'-EL, ^Vl Jah is friend. Father in law of Moses, called also Jethro andReuel. B.C. 1530. Num 10. 29 Moses said unto Hobab, the son of R. RA'-HAB, nrn tumult. A poetic and symbolic name for Egypt. Psa. 87. 4 I will make mention of R. and Babylon 89. 10 Thou hast broken R. in pieces, as one that Isa. 51. 9 (Art) thou not it that hath cut R., (and) RA'-HAB, RA'-CHAB, Drrj 'Paa& 'Paxd& breadth. l.A woman in Jericho who received and concealed the two spies. B.C. 1452. Josh. 2. 1 came into an harlot's house, named R. 2. 3 And the king of Jericho sent unto R., sa. 6. 17 R. the harlot shall live . .because she hid 6. 23 young men . .went in, and brought out R. 6. 25 And J jshua saved R. the harlot alive, and 2.The wife of Salmon, and mother of Booz. B.C. 1280. Matt. 1. 5 And Salmon begat Booz of R, ; and Booz Heb. 11. 31 the harlot R. perished not with them that Jas. 2. 25 Likewise also, was not R. the harlot justi. RA'-HAM, crn pity, love. Son of Shema the son of Hebron, descended from Caleb the grandson of Pharez son of Judah, B.C. 1400. 1 Ch. 2. 44 And Shema begat R. the father of Jork. RAIL (on), to — 1.7*0 reproach, *pn charaph, 3. 2 Ch.32. 17 letters to rail on the Lord God of Israel 2. To fee ravenously, tyy it. 1 Sa. 25. 14 salute our master; and he railed on them 3.7*o speak injuriously, &\ao-<pwfiew blasphemed. Markis. 29 they that passed by railed on him, wag. Luke23. 39 Andoue of the malefactors . . railed on him RATLER, RAILING — 1. Injurious speaking, &Xao-<p-nfxla blasphimia. 1 Ti. 6. 4 cometh envy, strife, railings, evil surni. Jude 9 not bring against him a railing accusation 2. Injurious speaker, ^\aff(pv/j.6s hlaspliemos. 2 Pe. 2. 11 bring not railing accusation against them 3. Reviling, XoiBopia loidoria. 1 Pe. 3. 9 or railing for railing ; but contrariwise ■i.Reviler, XotSopos loidoros. 1 Co. 5. 11 or a railer, or a drunkard, or an extort. RAIMENT — 1. Cloak, garment, covering, "133 beged. Gen. 24. 53 jewels of gold, and raiment, and gave (th.) 27. 15 took goodly raiment of hereldestsonEsau 27. 27 and he snielled the smell of his raiment 28. 20 give, .bread to eat, and raiment to put on Lev. 11. 32 or raiment, or skin, or sack, whatsoever Num3i. 20 purify all (your) raiment, and all that is Deut 24. 17 nor take a widow's raiment to pledge Judg. 8. 26 raiment tbat(was)on thekings of Midian 1 Sa. 28. 8 put on other raiment, and he went, and 2 Ki. 5. 5 (pieces) of gold, and ten changes of rai. 7. 8 and gold, and raiment, and went and hid Esth. 4. 4 she sent raiment to clothe Mordecai, and 2. Covering, runs kesuth. Exodai. 10 her raiment, and her duty of marriage 3. Clothing, MhSJ lebnsh. Isa. 14. 19 the raiment of those that are slain, thrust A.Long robe, ID mad. Judg. 3. 16 he did gird it under his raiment upon his 5. Clothing, e?qSd malbush. Job 27. 16 Though he. .prepare raiment as the clay