Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

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SPEAK 923 SPEECHLESS John 8. 27 They understood not that he spake to th. 11. 13 they thought that he had spoken of tak. 11. 56 spake among themselves, as they stood in 13. iS I speak not of you all : I know whom I 13. 22 disciples looked . . doubting of whom he sp. 13. 24 ask who it should be of whom he spake 16. 29 disciples said . .thou..speakest no proverb Acts 1. 3 speaking of the things pertaining to the 2. 25 David speaketh concerning him, I foresaw 8. 6 heed unto those things which Philip sp. 8. 34 I pray thee, of whom speaketh the pro.? 13. 45 [those things which were spoken] by Paul 24. 10 governor had beckoned unto him to speak 26. 1 Thou art permitted to speak for thyself 27. 11 those things winch were spoken by Paul s8. 24 some believed the things which were sp. Roni. 3. 5 (Is) God unrighteous. .1 speak as a man 6. 19 I speak after the manner of men because 10. 6 righteousness which is of faith speaketh 11. 13 I speak to you Gentiles, inasmuch as I 1 Co. 1. 10 that ye all speak the same thing, and 6. 5 [I speak] to your shame. Is it so, that there 7. 6 I speak this by permission, (and) not of 7. 12 to the rest speak I, not the Lord : If any 7. 35 this I speak for your own profit ; not that 10. 15 I speak as to wise men; judge ye what I 15. 34 some have not.. [I speak] (this) to your sh. 2 Co. 6. 13 I speak as unto (my) children, be ye also 7. 3 I speak not (this) to condemn (you) : for 8. 8 I speak not by commandment, but by oc. 11. 21 I speak as concerning reproach, as thou. n. 21 whereinsoever any is bold, I speak fooli. Gal. 3. 15 I speak af terthe manner of men ; Though Eph. 5. 12 it is a shame even to speak of those things 5. 32 I speak concerning Christ and the church Phil. 4. 11 Not that I speak in respect of want : for 1 Ti. 2. 7 1 speak the truth in Christ, (and) lie not 4. 1 the spirit speaketh expressly, that in the Heb. 7. 13 For he of whom these things are spoken 8. 1 of the things which we have spoken (tins 9. 5 of which we cannot now speak particula. Rev. 2. 24 have not known the depths, .as they sp. 29.ro sound aloud, titter, <p6 eyy ofxat phtheggomai. Acts 4. 18 commanded them not to speak at all nor 2 Pe. 2. 16 the dumb ass speaking with man's voice 2. 18 when they speak great swelling (words) of 30.2*0 speak oracularly, xpV,ua-T^C^ chrematizo. Heb. 12. 25 they escaped not who refused liim that sp. SPEAK, in season, not a word, unadvisedly, to cause to — l.To speak hastily, rashly, NQ3 bata, 3. Psa. io5. 33 so that he spake unadvisedly with his lips 2. To cause to speak, strengthen, 3ni dabab. Song 7. 9 causing, .those that are asleep to speak 3.7*0 keep silent or deaf, enrj charash, 5. 2 Sa. 19. 10 why speak ye not a word of bringing the 4. To speak in season, haste to support, my uth. Isa. 50. 4 I should know how to speak a word in se. SPEAK among, before, can, for one's self, forth, out, to — l.To sound up, back out, ava<pcoi/ea), anaphoneo. Lute 1. 42 she spake out with a loud voice, and said 2. To lay out for oneself, b.iro\oy4of.tai apologeomoi. Acts 26. 24 as he thus spake for himself, Festussaid Z.To titter out, airo(pQ4yyo/j.ai apophtheggomai. Acts 26. 25 speak forth the words of truth and sober. A.To know, take cognizance of, yivaxrKw gi?iosko. Acts 21. 37 the chief captain, .said, Canst thou speak 5. To tell down or thoroughly, KarayyeWco katayg. Rom. 1. 8 your faith is spoken of throughout the 6. To speak or tell before, Trpof-tTrov proeipon. Acts 1. 16 the Holy Ghost, .spake before concerning 7. To speak or tell before, irpotpta) proereo. ■^ Pe. 3. 2 the words which were spoken before by Jade 17 the words which were spoken before of S.To talk with, o-vA\a\4a> sullaleo. Luke 4. 36 they were all amazed, and spake among SPEAK to. unto, with, to — l.To talk to, irpoff\q,K4ta proslaleo. Acts 13. 43 who, speaking to them, persuaded them 28. 20 called for you,tosee(you,)andtospeakw. 2. To put to, irpoo-TiQrifAL prostithemi. Heb. 12. 19 the word should not be spoken to them 3. To sound to, irpoa-^oiviw prosphdneo. Luke23- 20 Pilate therefore, .spake again to them Acts 21. 40 he spake unto (them) in the Hebrew ton. 22. 2 when they heard that he spake in the H. SPEAK blasphemy, boldly, evil, fair, to — l.To maize the voice gracious, Sip \ jn chanan qol, 3. Prov.26. 25 When he speaketh fair, believe him not 2. To speak freely or boldly, irafip'-no-td&paL parrli. Acts 9. 29 he spake boldly in the name of the Lord 14. 3 therefore abode they speaking holdly in 18. 26 he began'to speak boldly in the synagogue 19. 8 spake boldlyforthe space of three months Eph. 6. 20 I may speak boldly, as I ought to speak 3. To speak injuriously, blaspheme, fiAaatynpLsw. Matt 26. 65 He hath spoken blasphemy; what further Rom 14. 16 Let not then your good be evil spoken of 1 Co. 10. 30 why am I evil spoken of for that which I Titus 3. 2 To speak evil of no man, to be no brawl. 1 Pe. 4. 4 they think it strange, .speaking evil of 1 Pe. 4. 14 [on their part he is evil spoken of, but on] 2 Pe. 2. 2 the way of truth shall be evil spoken of 2. 10 they are not afraid to speak evil of dign. 2. 12 speak evil of the things that they under. Jude S despise dominion, and speak evil of dig. 10 they speak evil of those things which they 4. To speak evil, KaKoXoytia kakologeo. Mark 9. 39 no man. .that can lightly speak evil of me Acts in. 9 spake evil of that way before the multit. 5. To speak against, KaraAa\4a3 katalaleo. Jas. 4. 11 Speak not evil one of another, brethren 4. 11 He that speaketh of (his)brother, and ju. 4. 11 speaketh evil of the law, and judgetn the 1 Pe. 2. 12 whereas they speak against you as evil 3. 16 whereas they speak evil of you as of evil SPEAKING (lies, much, evil), speaker — l.A word, speech, n?*? millah. Job 4. 2 who can withhold himself from speaking 32. 15 answered no more ; they left off speaking 2. To speak, ^ metal, 3. Dan. 7. 8 in this horn, .a mouth speaking great th. Z.Injurious speaking, blasphemy, fiKaafp-nfx.ia. Eph. 4. 31 clamour, and evil speaking, beput away i.A talking against, KaraAaAia katalalia. 1 Pe. 2. 1 layingaside..envies,andaUe\Hspeakings 5.. 4 word, speech, \6yos logos. Act3 14. 12 Mercixrins, because he was the. .speaker Q. Mitch speech or discourse, iroAvAoyia polulogia. Matt. 6. 7 shall be heard for their much speaking 7. Speaker of lies or falsehood, -tyevZo\6yos pseudol. 1 Ti. 4. 2 Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their SPEARS, spearman — l.Spiear, javelin, rnn chanith. 1 Sa. 13. 19 Lest the Hebrews make.. swords or spears 13. 22 there was neither sword nor spear found 17. 7 the staff of his spear (was) like a weaver's 17. 7 his spear's head (weighed) six hundred 17. 45 Thou coniest to me. .with a spear, and 17. 47 the Lord saveth not with sword and sp. 2i. 8 is there not here under thine hand spear 22. 6 Saul abode in Gibeah. .having his spear 26. 7 his spear stuck in the ground at his bol. 26. 8 let me smite him. .with the spear even to 26. 11 take thou now the spear that (is) at his 26. 12 David took the spear and the cruse of w. 26. 16 see where the king's spear (is), and the 26. 22 Behold the king's spear ! and let one of 2 Sa. 1. 6 behold, Saul leaned upon his spear; and 2. 23 Abner with the hinder end of the spear 2. 23 that the spear came out behind him, and 21. 19 the staff of whose spear (was) like a wea. 23. 7 fenced with iron and the staff of a spear 23. 18 lifted up his spear against three hundred 23. 21 Egyptian had a spear in his hand ; but he 23. 21 plucked the spear out of the Egyptian's 23. 21 and slew him with his own spear 2 Ki.n. 10 did the priest give king David's spears 1 Ch.11. 11 he lifted up his spear against three nun. 11. 20 for lifting up his spear against three hu. 11. 23 in the Egyptian's hand (was) a spear like 11. 23 plucked the spear out of the Egyptian's 11. 23 and slew him with his own spear 12.34 "w-it-H them with shield and spear thirty 20. 5 whose spear's staff (was) like a weaver's 2 Ch.23. g priest delivered, .spears, and bucklers Job 39. 23 rattleth against him, the glittering spear 41. 26 the spear, the dart, nor the habergeon Psa. 35. 3 Draw out also the spear, and stop (the w.) 46. 9 cutteth the spear in sunder ; he burnetii 57. 4 whose teeth (are) spears and arrows, and Isa. 2. 4 they shall beat., their spears into prunn. Mic. 4. 3 they shall beat . . their spears into prunn. Nail. 3. 3 the bright sword and the glittering spear Hab. 3. 1 1 (and) at the shining of thy glittering spear H.IIalbert, javelin, |iT3 kiclon. Josh. 8. 18 Stretch out the spear that (is) in thy hand 8. 18 Joshua stretched out the spear that (he 8. 26 wherewith he stretched out the spear, un. Job 41. 29 he laugheth at the shaking of a spear Jer. 6. 23 They shall lay hold on bow and spear 3. Spear, harpoo?i, byh* tselatsal. Job 41. 7 Can&t thou fill. .Iris head with fish spears l.Spear, iron point of a lance, ]?p qayin. 2 Sa. 21. 16 weight of whose spear (weighed) three hu. 5.^1 reed, nj|3 qaneh. Psa. 68. 30 Rebuke the company of spearmen, the 6. Javelin, spear, lance, nan romach. Judg. 5. 8 was there a shield or spear seen among 1 Ch.12. 24 children, .that bare shield and spear (we.) 2 Ch.11. 12 in every'several city (he put), .spears, end 14. 8 an army (of men) that bare targets and sp. 25. 5 choice (men), .that could handle spear 26. 14 Uzziah prepared for them.. shields, and sp. Nell. 4. 13 with their swords, their spears, and their 4. 16 other half of them held both the spears 4. 21 half of them held the spears from the ri. Jer. 46. 4 furbish the spears, (and) put on the brig. Eze. 39. 9 arrows, and the hand staves, and the sp. Joel 3. 10 Beat your. . prunn ing hooks into spears 7.-4 spearman, Se^toXafios dexiolabos. Acts 23. 23 Make ready, .spearmen two hundred, at 8.-4 spear head, lance, Aoyxv logcM. John 19. 34 one of the soldiers with a spear pierced SPECIAL, specially — 1. Peculiar treasure, nVsp segullah. Deut 7. 6 hath chosen thee to be a special people %Most of all, chiefly, p-aKiara malista. Acts 25. 26 brought him. .specially before thee, O ki. 1 Ti. 4. 10 who is the Saviour of all men, specially 5. 8 provide not . . specially for those of his own Tit. 1. 10 deceivers, specially they of the circumci. Phni. 16 specially tome, but how muchmoreunto Z.Not ordinary, ov ras ruxovaas oil tas tuchousas. Acts 19. 11 God wrought special miracles by the ha. SPECKLED — 1. Speckled, ipi naqod. Gen. 30. 32 removing from thence all the speckled 30. 32 the spotted and speckled among the goa. 30. 33 every one that (is) not speckled and spot. 30. 35 she goats that were speckled and spotted 30. 39 broughtforth cattle ringstraked, speckled 31. 8 said thus. The speckled shall be thy wages 31. 8 then all the cattle bare speckled: and if 31. 10, 12 the rams, .ringstraked, speckled, and 2. Spotted, gay t-sabua. Jer. 12. 9 Mine heritage (is) unto me (as)a speckled Z.Bay, speckled, ph'p saroq. Zech. 1. 8 behind him (were there) red horses, spe. SPECTACLE — Public spectacle or show, ilieatre, 64arpov theatron. 1 Co. 4. 9 we are made a spectacle unto the world SPEECH, (boldness of, fair) — 1.-4 saying, speech, *idn emer. Job 6. 26 Do ye imagine to reprove, .the speeches 32. 14 neither will I answer him with your spe. 2. A saying, speech, "i£x omer. Psa. 19. 2 Day unto'day uttereth speech, and night 19. 3 no speech nor language (where) then vo. 3. A saying, speech, nicx imrah. Gen. 4. 23 hearken unto my speech : for I have slain Deut 32. 2 my speech shall distil as the dew, as the Psa. 17. 6 incline thine ear unto me, (and) hear my Isa. 28. 23 Give ye ear. .hearken, and hear my spee. 29. 4 thy speech shall be low out of the dust 29. 4 and thy speech shall whisper out of the 32. 9 hear my voice, .give ear unto my speech 4.-4 toord, *i;n dabar. Gen. 11. 1 And the whole earth was of one. .speech Deut 22. 14 give occasions of speech against her, and 22. 17 hath given occasions of speech(againsth.) 2 Sa. 14. 20 To fetch about this form of speech hath 19. 11 seeing the speech of all Israel is come to 1 Ki. 3. 10 speech pleased the Lord, that Solomon Jer. 31. 23 As yet they shall use this speech in the 5.-4 tumult, nVcn hamullah. Eze. 1. 24 the voice of speech, as the noise of an ho. 6. \Miat is received or taken, doctrine, np? leqach. Prov. 7. 21 With her much fair speech shecausedhim 7.Sp>eech, tvhat is spoken, Trip midbar. Song 4. 3 thy speech (is) comely : thy temples (are) 8.-4 word, n^p millah. Job 13. i7*Hear diligently my speech, and my decla. 15- 3 °r with speeches wherewith he can do no 21. 2 Hear diligently my speech; andletthisbe 24. 25 make me a liar, and make my speech no. 29. 22 spake not again ; and my speech dropped 33. 1 hear my speeches, and hearken to all my 9. Mouth, n? peh. Exod.4. 10 but I(am)slowof speech, andofa slow to. 10. Lip, ~vy* saphah. Job 12. 20 removeth away the speech of the trusty Prov 17. 7 Excellentspeechbecomethnotafool, mu. Isa. 33. 19 people of deeper speech than thou canst Eze. 3. 5, 6 people of a strange speech and of an h. 11. Hearing, what is heard, iXW she?na. Hab. 3. 2 O Lord, I have heard thy speech, (and) was 12. Eulogy, fair talk, evKoyta eulogia. Rom 16. 18 by good words and fair speeches deceive lZ.Talk, Aahla lalia. Matt.26. 73 thou also art (one) of them; for thy speech Marki4. 70 thou art a Galilean, and thy speech agre. John 8. 43 Why do ye not understand my speech? 14.-4 word, \6yos logos. Acts 20. 7 and continued his speech until midnight 1 Co. 2. 1 came not with excellency of speech or of 2. 4 my speech and my preaching (was) not wi. 4. 19 not the speech of them which are puffed 2 Co. 10. 10 (his) . . presence (is) weak, and (his) speech 11. 6 though (I be) rude in speech, yet not in k. Col. 4. 6 Let your speech (be) alway with grace, se. Titus 2. 8 Sound speech, that cannot be condemned SPEECH of Lyeaonia — In the Lycaonic dialect, AvKaovio-ri lukaonisti. Acts 14. 11 saying in the speech of Lyeaonia, The gods SPEECHLESS, (to be) — 1. Without breath or speech, 4vv*6s eneos, eVeoY Acts. 9. 7 the men., stood speechless, hearing a voi.