Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible

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TAKEN i Sh'2?' 33 K1? h'sh. places wele not taken away; for Isa. 6. 7 thine iniquity is taken away, and thy sin 10. 27 lus burden shall be taken away from off 13. To be turned aside, ~i9D sur 6. 1 Sa. 21. 6 shewbread, that was taken from before Isa. 17. 1 Damascus is taken away from (being) a m. 12. n the daily (sacrifice) shall be taken away 960 1 i. To be gone up, rhv, alah, 2. Exod 40. 36 the cloud was taken up from over the ta. 40. 37 But if the cloud were not taken up, then 4°- 37 they journeyed not till . . it was taken up Num. 9. 17 when the cloud was taken up from the ta. 9. 21 (that) the cloud was taken up in the mo. 9. 21 or by night that the cloud was taken up 9. 22 but when it was taken up, they journeyed 10. 11 that the cloud was taken up from off the Eze. 30. 3 and ye are taken up in the lips of talkers 15. To cause to go high, nn ram, 5 or 6. Dan. 8. 1 1 by him the daily (sacrifice) was taken away IS.To be caused to go high, on rum, 6. Lev. 4. 10 As it was taken off from' the bullock of 17.ro be caught, captured, 'csn tajjhas 2 Num. 5. 13 (there be) no witness, .neither she be ta. Psa. 10. 2 let them be taken in the devices that they Jei. 34. 3 shalt surely be taken, and delivered into 33. 23 shalt be taken by the hand of the king hze. 12. 13 he shall be taken in my snare: and I will 17. 20 he shall be taken in my snare ; and I will 19. 4 he was taken in their pit, and they brou. 19- 8 spread their net over him ; he was taken 2 1. 23 to remembrance . . that they may be taken 21. 24 (I say), .ye shall be taken with the hand 18. To lift up, aipw airo. Matt 13. 12 from him shall be taken away even that 21. 43 rhe kingdom of God shall be taken from urari/5' 29 6h'1" '? ta ke" »™y even that which he Mark 4. 25 from him shall be taken even that which Luke 8. 18 from him shall be taken even that which ™ 'I tw'i "'f &k<Ln ,up of figments that re. 19. 26 that he hath shall be taken away from Juhnij. 3: and (that) they might be taken away let* 2? ' le-et ' Vle stone takeu away f™ the sep Acts 8. 33 his judgment was taken away : and who 8. 33 for his life is taken from the earth 20. 9 from the third loft, and was taken up d. ^.Totakcuptakeagain,kuaXau0^aa,uil(tnibau,\ Acts 1. 2 Until the day in which he was taken un 1. 11 this same Jesus, which is taken up from 1. 22 that same day that he was taken up from 20.3b be taken off or away, «*aip0/xal apairomai. m£* 9- I5 e ]"'■' OS™0™ sha11 be taken from them tSv. 2° %e ,r!deS™om shall be taken away from Luke 5. 35 the bridegroom shall be taken away from 21 .To take off or away, a<paip4o> aphaireo. LukeIO, 42 which shall not be taken away from her 22.ro take out or forth, 4£aipu exairo 1 Co. 5. 2 that he . . [might be taken away] from amo. 23. To lift up, tiraipu epairo. Acts 1. g while they beheld, he was taken up- and Mmf f rhv';,"fT 'W *«™*<WB<fc« katal. J 01m 8. 3 [hi ought unto him a woman taken in ad 1 8. 4 [tins woman was taken in adultery, in the] 25.Totake alongside, Traoa\a^civa paralambano. Matt 24. 40, 4, the one shall be taken, and the other Luke 17. 34, 35, [36] one shall be taken, and the other 26.ro take round about, irepiatp^ periaireo. Acts 27. 20 all hope . .was then taken away 2 Co. 3. 16 T> evertheless . . the veil shall be taken aw 27. To use jiressure, take liold on, Tn&Cu piazo ■Rev. 19. 20 the beast was taken, and with him the fa 28.ro <take together, iruAAau^™ sullambano. Acts 23. 27 This man was taken of the Jews, and sh 29. With a view to capture, eis Swiv eis halosin. 2 Fe. 2. 12 brute beasts, made to be taken and des 30. Not to uncover,^ a^aAo,™ me anakalupto. 2 Co. 3. ,4 remaiueth the same veil untaken away 31. To make a very orphan, airopQavi&uca aporph. 1 ill. .. ,7 being taken from you for a short time in 32. To become, ytvo/jiai ginomai. 2 Th. 2. 7 (will let), until he be takeu out of the way 33. To hold together, o-vvix" swnechS K' *■ *t «-Ck p?opI.e. t.hat were taken with divers Luke 4. 38 Simon's wife a mother was taken with a 8. 37 they were taken with great fear And he TAKEN away, to have To cause to pass on or by, take away, few xiv Dan. 7. ,2 they had their dominion takenawar yet TAKEN, being — Capture, -fj? leked. Prov. 3. 26 and shall keep thy foot from being taken TAKEN down, out of (the way), to be — 1. To be cutised to go down, Tv yarad, 6 Num.10. 17 the tabernacle was taken down; and the 2. To cause to go forth, psi nephag, 5. fan. 5. 3 the golden vessels that were taken out of 3. To be taken down, \Uf tsaan. Isa. 33. 20 a tabcrnacie(that)snall not be taken down TALKER i. To be shut up, fsp qaphats, 2. Job 24. 24 they are taken out of the way as all (other) TAKEN, (thing that was) — l.To withdraw, diminish, jna gara Eccl. 3. 14 nothing, .put to it, nor any thing taken 2.Captive, captivity, '?» shebi. Num.31. 26 the sum of the prey that was taken of TAKING — 1.7b take, receive, npb laqach. Hos. 11. 3 taking them by their arms 2. A taking, receiving, n,?p miqqach. 2 Ch. 19. 7 nor respect of persons, nor taking of gifts A. To be caught captured, handled, i?$Q ta2Aas, 2 J er. 50. 46 At the noise of the taking of Babylon the TALE — l.A meditation, utterance, run hegeh. Psa. 90. 9 we spend GUI-year's as a.taie(thatistold) 2. Number, narration, 1S0D mispar 1 Ch. 9. 28 they should bring them in and out by tale ^.Measure, proper quantity, n^pa mathkoneth. Exod. 5. 8 the tale of the bricks,' which they did ma. 4. A weight, measure, ph token. Exod. 5. 18 no straw., yet shall ye deliver the tale of b TALE bearer,— l.Talebearer, whisperer, busybody, \<ra nirqan Prov 18. 8 The words of a tale bearer (are) as wounds 26. 20 where (there is) no tale bearer, the strife 26. 22 The words of a- tale bearer (are) as wounds 2.Slanderer, yyj rakil. pfov I9''6 lh°k s?alt ?£4 g0 up and (,own W a t. b. P10V20. i9 He that goeth about (as) a tale bearer re 3.To go a slanderer, Va-i ^n halak rakil. Prov 11. i3 A talebearerrevealeth secrets : but heth TALENT, (weight of a) — l.A circuit, cake, talent, 13s kikkar. iwod25. 39 (Of) a talent of pure gold shall he make it 37- 24 (Of) a talent of pure gold made he it, and 38. 24 twenty and nine talents, and seven hund 38. 25 an hundred talents, and a thousand seven 38. 27 of the hundred talents of silver were cast 38. 27 the hundred talents, a talent for a socket , Sa , 2g i? as? ?f lhe offeri'ig (was) seventy ta. 2 Sa 12. 30 the weight whereof (was) a talent of gold 1 Kl. 9. ,4 Hiram sent to the king six score talents 9- 28 gold, four hundred and twenty talents 10. 10 an hundred and twenty talents of gold, and jo. 14 six hundred threescore and six talents of 16. 24 he bought the hill, .for two talents of sil. 20. 39 or else thou shalt pay a talent of silver 2 m. 5. 5 took with him ten talents of silver, and 5- 22 give them, I pray thee, a talent of silver 5- 23 Naaman said, Be content, taketwotaleuts 5- 23 he urged him, and bound two talents of 15. 19 Menahem gave Pul a thousand talents of 18. 14 talents of silver, and thirty talents of gold 1 Ph ™ 33; nwl\Undre,dAtalents of silver- and a talent 1 Ch.19. 6 children of Amnion sent a thousand tale 20. 2 found it to weighatalentof gold, and (th' 22. 14 an hundred thousand talents of gold, and 22. 14 a thousand thousand talents ofsilver: and 29- 4 three thousand talents of gold, of the'gold 29. 4 seven thousand talents of refined silver to 29- 7 Ave thousand talents and ten thousand dr 20. 7 and of silver ten thousand talents, and 29. 7 of brass eighteen thousand talents - r-i, *9' 1 1 one hundred thousand talents of iron I' I ♦ . s.f d' (amounting) to six hundred tal. 8. 18 took thence four hundred and fifty talents 9- oanhundredandtwentytalentsofgold and 9. 13 six hundred and threescore and six talents =5- 6 He hired.. for an hundred talents of silver 25. 9 what shall we do for the huudred talents 27. 5 an hundred talents of silver, and ten th 30. 3 an hundred talents of silver and a talent Ezra 8. 26 six hundred and fifty talents of silver, and w„«, ia,e.nts' (and) of gold an huudred talents 7»S' 3' 9 } wlILpS ten thousand talents of silver /ecn. 5. 7 behold, there was lifted up a talent of I. 2.A circuit, cake, talent, 133 kikkar. Ezra 7. 22 Unto an hundred talents of silver, and to Z. A talent, weight, balance, r&Xavrov talanton. Matt 18. 24 one.. which owed him ten thousand talents 25. 15 unto one he gave Ave talents, to another 25. 16 Then he that had received the five talents 11' It ZTa ; and ?iade (them) other five [talents] 25- 20 And so he that had received five talents II' Tr, l n,,.\e iV!d ,)r°usht other Ave [talents], say. 25.20 Lord, thou dehveredst unto me five tale 11' f frilaie »lain.e? besides them five talents l\' II ?orS Is° tha*,h,ad reoeived 'wo talents ca. 25. 22 Lord, thou dehveredst unto me two tale. 25. 22 I have gained two other talents besides 25. 24 he which had received the one talent ca 2? II r",t^ afnd hid th* talent "1 the eai-th ll' ll Jiv ', (;''K' "rf-,he talent fr°m him, and 25. 28 give (it) unto him which hath ten talents 4. Weighing a talent, raXavriaios talantiaios. ta£s'; to Sa^cSw °- ' about the weighto£ a ta,ent 1. Slanderer, ^'3-1 rakil. Eze. 22. 9 In thee are men that carry tales to shed 2. Idle or trifling talk, Kf/pos leros. Luke24. u their words seemed to them as idle tales TA-Lr-THA CTj;-MI, TaKl6d Koi y „ TALK-'' 4I Uat° her' T ' ' "*""*"« 1. Word, matter, 1^1 dabar. P?nv '5' 3 fh°uld 'he reason with unprofitable talk Prov 14. 23 the talk of the lips (tendeth) only to pen 2. Mouth, nspeh. Eccl. 10. 13 the end of his talk (is) mischievous mad A. Lip, nsp saphah. Job 11. 2 and should amanfull of talkbe justified' 4. H ord, matter, \6yos logos. Matt22. is how they might entangle him in (uis)talk TALK (with), to — l.To say, (lift up the voice), inx amor. 0-en. 4. 8 And Cain talked with Abel his brother 2. To speak, (lead out words), -131 dahar_ ^ech. 1. 9 the angel that talked 'with me said unto 1. 13 the Lord answered the angel that talked i. 19 I said unto the angel that talked with me 2. 3 the ange that talked with me went forth 4- . the angel that talked with me came again 4. 4 spake to the angel that talked with me 4- 5 the angel that talked with me answered 5. 5 the angel that talked with me went forth 5. ic Then said I to the angel that talked with 6. 4 said unto the angel that talked with me 3. To be spoken, speak together, -im dabar 2 ize. 33. 30 children of thy peopIe'stiU are talking 4. To speak, IS? dabar, 3. Gen. 17. 3 Abranifell on his face: and God talked wi 1 7. 22 he left off talking with him, and God went 35- 13 God went up from him. .where he talked 35- 14 a pillar 111 the place where he talked with Fvort45' '5 and after that Ms brethren talked with Lxod2o. 22 1e haveseen thatl have talked with you 33- 9 s,t"t"Hat)thedoor..andtheLOKDtalkedw 34. 29 skmof Ins face shone while he talked witli N,,m34'3' ?all?d lmto them. .andMoses talked witl, IW "' 1? ™Wl C°m? d,mvn and talk with thee the Deut. 5. 4 The Loed talked witli you face to face in 5. 24 haveseen thisdaythat God doth talk with r„,i, k' 7 shalt talk of them when thou sittest in th Judg. 6. 17 show me a sign that thou talkest withnie , <s„ U' 7 he went down and talked with the woman 1 sa. 2. 3 ialk no more so exceeding proudly let 14- 19 " came to pass.while Saul talked unto the 17. 23 as he talked with them, behold, there ca 1 Ki. 1. ,4 while thou yet talkest there with the kin- , Ki I- " !hi' SlKVVn' talk:ed with the kiuK. Nathan 2 Ki. 2. 11 as they stillwent on, and talked, that, be 6. 33 while he yet talked with them, behold the 8. 4 the king talked with Gehazi, the servant , rh f. '♦ not with us in the Jews' language in 2 Ch.25 ,6 it came to pass, as he talked with him, th th "4 while they (were) yet talking with him Job 13. 7\Vill ye speak wickedly .. and talk deceit Psa 37. 30 righteous his tongue talketh of judgment 145- 1. They shall speak.. and talk of thy power Prov.24. 2 heart studieth destruction. .Ups talt of Jer. ,2. ,, (yet) let me talk witl, thee of (thy) jud„ 38. =s if the princes hear that I have talked with Eze. 3. 22 go forth, .and I will there talk with thee Dan. 9. 22 he informed (me), andtalked with me and 10. 17 can the servant of this my lord talk witli o.To meditate, titter, run hagah. Psa. 71. 24 My tongue'also shaU tahVof tiiy righteou. 6.T0 member, recount, nsp saphar, 3 Psa. 69. 26 they talk to the grief of those whom thou l.To bow down, meditate, n't? siach. 1 Ch. 16. 9 sing psalms unto him, talk ye of all his Psa. 77. 12 meditate also of all thy work and talk 105. 2 sing psalms unto him : talk ye of all his 1 19. 27 so shall I talk of thy wondrous works irov. 6. 22 (when) thou awakest, it shall talk with 8. To talk, \a\4a laleo. Mart'?' 46 w'u", ye\, faJked t0 the people. beh°l<! Mark 6. 50 he talked with them, andsaith unto them Luke24. 32 while he talked with us by the way ami .1 01m 4. 27 and marvelled that he talked with the w, 1 4. 27 yet no man said. .Why talkest thou with 9. 37 seen him, and it is he that talketh with 14- 3°I will not talk much with you: for the pr Acts 26. 31 they talked between themselves, sayiu-- ' Kev. 4. 1 as it were of a trumpet talking with ml 17. 1 talked with me, saying untome, Come hi 21. 9 talked with me, saying, Come hither, I 21. 15 he that talked with me had agolden reed 9.To converse with, Sp.i\cw homileo. Luke24. M they talked together of all these things Acts 20. 11 talked a long while, even till break of day 10. To talk together, o-uXAaAe'o> sullaleo. Matt 17. 3 there appeared. .Moses and Elias talking Mark 9. 4 appeared . . they Mere talking with Jesus' Luke 9. 30 there talked with him two men, which we. 11. To converse together, cvvouiKea sunomileo. Acts 10. 27 as he talked witli him, he went in, and TALKER, (vain) — I.Tongue, \^cb lashon. Eze. 36. 3 ye are taken up in the lips of talkers, and