Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

Young 1881 historical source page 950

STRANGE 938 STREET NunuS. 7 the stranger that conieth nigh shall be 26. 6i when they ottered Btrange Are before the Dent 25. 5 shall not marry without unto a stranger 32. 16 provoked him to jealousy with strange 1 Ki. 3. 18 (there was) 110 stranger with us in the ho. 2 Ki. 19. 24 I have digged and drunk strange waters Job 15. 19 and no stranger passed among them 19. 15 and my maids, count me for a stranger Psa. 44. 20 or stretched out our hands to a strange 54. 3 strangers are risen up against me, and op. 81. 9 There shall no strange god be in thee; ne. 109. 11 catch all that he hath ; and let the stran. Prov. 2. 16 To deliver thee from the strange woman 5. 3 the lips of a strange woman drop (as) an 5. 10 Lest strangers be rilled with thy wealth 5. 17 thine own, and not strangers' with thee 5. 20 ravished with a strange woman, and em. 6. 1 hast stricken thy hand with a stranger 7. s may keep thee from the strange woman 11. 15 He that is surety for a stranger shall sin. 34. 10 a stranger doth not intermeddle with his 20. 16 his garment that is surety (for) a stranger 22. 14 The mouth of strange women (is) a deep 23. 33 Thine eyes shall behold strange women 27. 13 Take his garment that is surety for a str. Isa. 1. 7 strangers devour it in your presence, and 1. 7 (it is) desolate, as overthrown by strangers 17. to plant, .and shalt set it with strange slips 25. 2 a palace of strangers to be no city ; it sh. 25. 5 Thou shalt bring down the noise of stran. 28. 21 that he may do his work, his strange wo. 29. 5 the multitude of thy strangers shall be li. 43. 12 when (there was) no strange (god) among 61. 5 strangers shall stand and feed your flocks Jer. 2. 25 I have loved strangers, and after them wi. 3. 13 hast scattered thy ways to the strangers 5. 19 so shall ye serve strangers in a land (that 30. 8 strangers shall no more serve themselves 51. 51 strangers are come into the sanctuariesof Lam. 5. 2 Our inheritance is turned to strangers, our Eze. 7. 21 give it into the hands of the strangers for 11. 9 deliver you into the hands of strangers 16, 32 (which) taketh strangers instead of herji. 28. 7 I will bring strangers upon thee, the ter. 28. 10 Thou shalt die . . by the hand of strangers 30. 12 the land waste . .by the hand of strangers 31. 12 strangers, the terrible of the nations, ha. Hos. 5. 7 for they have begotten strange children 7. 9 Strangers have devoured hisstrength, and 8. 7 if so be it yield, the strangers shall swall. 8. 12 (but) they were counted as a strange thi. Joel 3. 17 there shall no strangers pass through her Obad. 11 the strangers carried away captive his fo. 10. To be an alien, nt zur, 6. Psa. 69. 8 I am become a stranger unto my brethren 11. .4 stranger, one marked, a foreigner, "133 nehar. Gen. 35. 2 Put away the strange gods that' (are) am. 35. 4 they gave unto Jacob all the strange gods Deutji. 16 go a whoring after the gods of the stran. 32. 12 and (there was) no strange god with him Josh. 24. 20 If ye forsake the Lord, and serve strange 24. 23 put away, (said he), the strange gods wh. Judg 10. 16 they put away the strange gods from am. 1 Sa. 7. 3 put away the strange gods and Ashtaroth 2 Ch.14. 3 he took away the altarsof the strange (g.) 33. 15 he took away the strange gods, and the Neh. 13. 30 Thus cleansed I them from all strangers Psa. Si. 9 shalt thou worship any strange god 137. 4 shall we singthe LORD'S song in astrange 144. 7, 11 from the hand of strange children Isa. 56. 3 Neither let the son of the stranger, that 56. 6 the sons of the stranger, that join thems. 60. 10 the sons of strangers shall build up thy 62. 8 the sons of the stranger shall not drink Jer. 5. 19 forsaken me, and served strange gods in 8. 19 they provoked me. .with strauge vanities Dan. it. 39 Thus shall he do. .with a strange god, wh. Hal. 2. 11 hath married the daughter of a strange 12.-4 stranger or foreigner, "ill neker. Job 31. 3 a strange (punishment) to the workers of 13. Strange, a stranger or foreigner, njj nokri. Gen. 31. 1 g Are we not counted of him strangers? for Exod. 2. 22 for he said, I have been, .in a strange la. 18. 3 said, I have been an alien in a strange la 2t. 8 to sell her unto a strange nation he shall Deut2 3. 20 Unto a stranger thou mayest lend upon 29. 22 the stranger that shall come from a far Judg 19. 12 into the city of a stranger, that (is) not of Ruth 2. 10 knowledge of me, seeing I (am) a stranger 2 Sa. 1=;. 19 for thou (art) a stranger, and also an exi. 1 KI. 8. 41 concerning a stranger, that (is) not of thy 8. 43 do according to all that the stranger cal. 11. 1 Solomon loved many strange women, tog. 11. 8 likewise did he for all his strange wives 2 Ch. 6. 32 concerning the stranger, which is not of 6. 33 do according to all that the stranger cal. Ezra 10. 2 have taken strange wives of the people 10. 10 have taken strange wives, to increase the 10. 11 separate yourselves, .from the strange wi. 10. 14 all them which have taken strange wives 30. 17 all the men that hud taken strange wives 10. 18 there were found that had taken strange 10. 44 All these had taken strange wives: and Nell, 1 -;. 27 to transgress, .in marrying strange wives Prov. 2. 16 the stranger (which) Hftttereth with her 5. 10 and thy labours (be) in the hniise of a st. 5. 20 and embrace the bosom of a stranger 6. 24 flattery of the tongue of a strange woman t. 5 the stranger (which) flattercth with her Prov 20. iG take a pledge of him for a strange woman 23. 27 and a strange woman (is) a narrow pit 27. 2 not thine own mouth; a stranger, and not 27. 13 take a pledge of him for a strange woman Isa. 2. 6 please themselves in. .children of Strang. 28. 21 and bring to pass his act, his strange act Jer. 2. 21 into the degenerate plant of a strange vi. Zeph. 1. 8 all such as are clothed with strange app. 14:. Deep, ps% anicq. Eze. 3. 5 (art) not sent to a people of a strange sp. 3. 6 Not to many people of a strange speech 15.-4 settler, 3v;in toshab. Lev. 25. 6 for thy stranger that sojourneth with th. 25. 45 the children of the strangers that do soj. 25. 47 if a sojourner or stranger wax rich by th. lQ.A?i alien, 1J zar. Prov2i. 8 The way of man (is) froward and strange 17. Belonging to another race, o.\\oyzvr\s allogenes. Lukei7. 18 There are not found, .save this stranger IS. Belonging to another, a\\6Tpios allotrios. Matt 17. 25 of their own children, or of strangers? 17. 26 Peter saith unto him, Of strangei-s. Je. John 10. 5 a stranger will they not follow, but will 10. 5 for they know not the voice of strangers Acts 7. 6 That his seed should sojourn in a strange Heb. 11. 9 he sojourned, .as (in) a strauge country 19.7*(? be among the people, iwiS^fXfw epidemeo. Acts 2. 10 and strangers of Rome, Jews and prose. 20. Without, outside, l|w exo. Acts 26. 11 I persecuted (them) even unto strange ci. 21. Other, (not the same), erepos heteros. Jude 7 going after strange flesh, are set forth for 22. To receive strangers, be strange, %evl£w xenizo. Acts 17. 20 thou bringest certain strange things to 2Z.SlfO.nge, stranger, foreigner, £eVos xenos. Matt 25. 35, 43 I was a stranger, and ye took me.. in 25- 38 When saw we thee, .a stranger, and took 25. 44 when saw we thee, .a stranger, or naked 27. 7 the potter's field, to bury strangers in Acts 17. 18 seemeth to be a setter forth of strange g. 17. 21 the Athenians and strangers which were Eph. 2. 12 strangers from the covenants of promise 2. 19 ye are no more strangers and foreigners Heb. 11. 13 confessed that they were strangers and 13. 9 lie not carried about with divers and str. 1 Pe. 4. 12 as though some strange thing happened 3 John 5 whatsoever thou doest. .to strangers 24. Paradoxical, irapab'o£os parodoxos. Luke 5. 26 saying, We have seen strange things to d. 25. One among thepeople, a stranger, 1ra.pt7ri8nfj.os. 1 Pe. 1. 1 the strangers scattered throughout Pont. 26.-4 sojourner, temporary resident, wdpaiKos p>ar. Acts 7. 29 was a stranger in the land of Madian, wh. 1 Pe. 2 nl beseech (you) as strangers and pilgrims STRANGE, to be, make self, think it — l.To be strange, estranged, ~UT zar. Job 19. 17 My breath is strange to my wife, though 2. To make self strange, "On hakar, 5. Job 19. 3 ashamed (that) ye make yourselves strange 0.T0 make set f strange, 133 naka/r, 7. Gen. 42. 7 made himself strange unto them, andsp. 4. To reckon or be strange, £evi£cu xenizu. 1 Pe. 4. 4 they think it strange that ye run not with 4. 12 think it not strange concerning the fiery STRANGELY, to behave self — To make self marked, not to know, ~\3i nalcar, 3. Deut. 32. 27 adversaries, .behave themselves strangely STRANGER, to be, become, dwell as — l.To draw self up, sojourn, T3 gur. Exod. 6. 4 the land, .wherein they were strangers 2. A (place of) sojourn, dwelling, iud magur. Gen. 17. 8 the land wherein thou art a stranger, all 28. 4 the land wherein thou art a stranger 36. 7 the land wherein they were strangers could 37. 1 land wherein his father was a stranger Z.Onc marked, strange, idj noker. Obad. i2 in the day that he became a stranger 4. To dwell alongside, sojourn, wapoiKect) paroiked. Luke24. 18 Art thou only a stranger in Jerusalem, and 5. In the sojourning, £y tij irapoiKia. en te paroifcia. Acts 13. 17 they dwelt as strangers in'the landof Egypt STRANGERS, to entertain, lodge — 1. To receive strangers, £evoH>ox*a> xenodocheO. 1 Ti. 5. ioif shehavelodgedstrangerSjifshehavewa. 2. Friendship for strangers, <pt\o^€via jihitoxenia. Heb. 13. 2 Be not forgetful to entertain strangers STRANGLE, strangled, strangling, to — l.'I'n strangle, choke, suffocate, pj? chanctq, 3. Nah. 2. u strangled for his lionesses, and filled his "1. Strangling, pjno macha noq. Job 7, 15 my aoul chooseth strangling, (and) death 3. Strangled, ttvikt^s pniktos. Acts 15. 20 [and (from) things, strangled], and (from) 15. 29 from [things! strangled, and from fornic. 21, 25 from blood, and from [strangled], and from STRAW — l.Straw, j3riD malhben. Isa. 25. 10 even as straw is trodden down for the 2.Straw, }2n teben. Gen. 24. 25 We have both straw and provender enou. 24. 32 gave straw and provender for the camels Exod. 5. 7 Ye shall no more give the people straw to 5. 7 let them go and gather straw for themsel. 5. 10 saith Pharaoh, I will not give you straw 5. 1 1 get you straw where ye can find it: yet not 5.12 people . . to gather stubble instead of straw 5. 13 Fulfil your works . . as when there was str. 5. 16 There is no straw given unto thy servants 5. 18 there shall no straw be given you, yet sh. Judg. 19. 19 there is both straw and provender for our 1 Ki. 4. 28 Barley also and straw for the horses and Job 41. 27 He esteemeth iron as straw, (and) brass Isa. 11. 7 and the lion shall eat straw like the ox 65. 25 and the lion shall eat straw like the bull. STREAM — 1. Stream, channel, tube, torrent, p'jpx aphiq. Job 6. 15 (and) as the stream of brooks they pass aw. Psa. 126. 4 Turn, .our captivity, .as the streams in the 2. An outpouring, "iu'n cshed. Num. 21. 15 the stream of the brooks that goeth down 3,^1 flood, brook, "i\K yeor. Isa. 33. 21 a place of broad rivers (and) streams i.A stream, flowing, Sn; yabal. Isa. 30. 25 streams of waters in the day of the great b.A river, "irn nahar. Exod. 7. 19 upon their streams, upon their rivers, and 8. 5 Stretch forth, .thy rod over the streams G.A river, ID} nehar. Dan. 7. 10 A fiery stream issued and came forth fr. 7. To flow, hn nazal. Psa. 78. 16 He brought streams also out of the rock Song 4. 15 of living waters, and streams from Leba S.A valley or brook, hn; nachal. Psa. 78. 20 the waters gushed out, and the streams Isa. 11. 15 shall smite it in the seven streams, and 27. 12 from the channel of the river unto thest 30. 28 his breath, as an overflowing stream, sh. 30. 33 the breath of the Lord, like a stream of 34. 9 the streams thereof shall be turned into 35. 6 waters break out, and streams iu the de. 57. 6 Among the smooth (stones) of the stream 66. 12 the glory of the Gentiles like a. .stream Amos 5. 24 and righteousness as a mighty stream 9.-1 valley or brook, nSru nachlah, Psa. 124. 4 Then, .the stream had gone over our soul 10. A division, canal, track, J?3 pcleg. Psa. 46. 4 the streams whereof shall make glad the 11. A flowing river, torrent, irora^s potamos. Luke 6. 48 the stream beat vehemently upon that ho. 6. 49 against which the stream did beat vehe. STREET — 1. Outside, without, street, YV\ chuts. Josh. 2. 19 whosoever shall go out. .into the street 2 Sa. 1. 20 publish (it) not in the streets of Askelon 22. 43 did stamp them as the mire of the street 1 Ki. 20. 34 thou shalt make streets for thee in Dam. .Job 31. 32 The stranger did not lodge in the street Psa. 18. 42 did cast them out as the dirt in the stre. 144. 13 thousands and ten thousands in our streets Isa. 5. 25 their carcases (were) torn in. .the streets 10. 6 tread them . .like the mire of the streets 15. 3 In their streets they shall gird themselves 24. 11 (There is) a crying for wine in the streets 42. 2 cause his voice to be heard in the street 51. 20 they lie at the head of all the streets, as 51. 23 thou hast laid thy body, .as the street, to Jer. 5. 1 Run ye to and fro through the streets of 7. 17 cities of Judah, and in the streets of Jer. 7. 34 from the streets of Jerusalem, the voice 11. 6 cities of Judah, and in the streets of Jer. 11. 13 (according to) the number of the streets of 14. 16 shall be cast out in the streets of Jerusa. 33. 10 the streets of Jerusalem, (that are) desoi. 37. 21 a piece of bread out of the bakers' street 44. 6, 17, 21 and in the streets of Jerusalem 44. 9 in the land of Judah, and in the streets 51. 4 (that are) thrust through in her streets Lam 2. 19 faint for hunger in the top of every street 2. 21 the old lie on the ground in the streets 4. 1 are poured out in the top of every street 4. 5 They, .are desolate in the streets: (they 4. 8 they are not known in the streets: their 4. 14 have wandered (as) blind (men) in the st. Eze. 7. 19 They shall cast their silver in the streets 11. 6 ye have filled the streets thereof with the 26. 11 shall he tread down all thy streets: he sh. 28. 23 For I will send . . blood into her streets Mic. 7. 10 trodden down as the mire of the streets Nah. 2. 4 The chariots shall rage in the streets, th. 3. 10 were dashed . . at the top of all the streets Zeph. 3. 6 I made their streets waste, that none pa. Zech. 9. 3 and fine gold as the mire of the streets 10. 5 tread down, .in the mire of the streets in 2.Facc of the outside, pn "^ pene chuts. Job 18. 17 and he shall have no name in the street 3.-4 broad, wide place, nirn rechob. Gen. 19. 2 but we will abide in the streetall night Dent 13. 16 into the midst of the street thereof, and